Hyper-Reach Anywhere

This thing calls my phone (it won’t send me texts no matter what for some reason) in the middle of the night every time there’s a snow storm and it’s always for alerts that are HOURS old. I downloaded it because I live too far out to hear our tornado sirens and yes, call during the middle of the night, if it’s a NEW warning. We had one warning for this latest storm. It didn’t change at all from the time it was issued yet I got 17 calls that all said exactly the same thing. “Winter storm warning from this date to that date for my county, my state…” The same message, 17 times. That’s not necessary. Call me once and then again if there’s any changes. I hesitate to delete because if there’s a tornado warning while I’m sleeping I want it to wake me up and it certainly will. But I don’t need or want repeated alerts in the middle of the night when nothing changes.

So after adding my specific location and turning alerts on, every single county that pushes an update hits my phone. There is no setting to ONLY recieve updates for my locations. App is pointless and clunky, doesn't do what it is supposed to do with location service alerts.

I get tornado warnings 24 hours after the storm

The app is not notifying me of local emergencies related to my location. I get notifications about other areas. No help to me.

White print on white background. I see you updated 1- month ago. Is there a new update that I don’t have. I’ve been reading the alerts right along. Well, please fix the color of the font or background. I’d like to read the alert.

Keypad for entering zip and phone number covers Done button, so new location can't be saved. Using iPhone 5c.

I tried inputting AZ but get a message to input a valid state. Last I checked, AZ is still part of the Union.

This app has potential but I can't rely on it because the notifications don't function properly. I have given the app the ability to use banners, badges, and to show on the lock screen and none of those work. The only way o know I have an alert, to include test alerts, is to open the app. Not exactly useful should an emergency occur that I'm unaware of.