view.com.au

For something called “view” they don’t want you getting a closer view of anything - zooming in to look more closely at a photo or floorplan is only just possible - you sort of can, but you have to keep your fingers held on the screen otherwise it drops back to standard size - to zoom more than one time, and pan around requires tricky swapping of fingers. There are plenty of other real estate apps - this one would be my last resort if I couldn’t find something on one of them.

When entering the OTP on the app, the numeric iOS keypad covers the submit button and cannot hide it. Stupid cannot log in.

this app would be great if you had decent room to search the map without a constant property page window covering half of the screen.who ever came up with that idea needs to get another job

The recent update and the subsequent multiple attempts to patch this failed launch, have me question the use, if any, of BA, UX and UAT, hopeless! So much white space. An overload of irrelevant functionality. This app update will be a case study of poor practice in many fields. A pity since it’s for the realestate community. Won’t be advertising here, we will delete and stick with the other four main, and better, realestate apps, and wait til they truly recover this failure.

It’s frustrating that you don’t have price the filters with smaller increments. It goes from $1m to $1.5m to $2m. If I’m looking between $1.4 and $1.6, then I get a lot of irrelevant properties returned when I have to set filters $1m to $2m.

Tap properties to view and I randomly get a blank white page with.no way to exit. The interactive map is also mostly hit and miss, interactive finds no results, but the search function does.

Why does this app insist on showing me houses I can’t afford to rent. I put a $1000 maximum in and it showed me every property over that up to over $3,000 per week. Complete waste of my time.

It seems as though none of the filters work when searching for properties to rent. You want a three bedroom house in Balwyn between $400 and $550 a week... nope we’ll show you five bedroom house in Queensland for $1000 a week. Not at all helpful.

Like it 😊👍

Clear and easy to use, good features and easy to save searches.