Poetizer: A poetry writing app

amo esta app, cuando estoy mal puedo leer y sentirme bien, cuando estoy bien es igual y me hace sentir como si todo fuera rosado de nuevo.

Me parece una excelente propuesta que tiene potencial para seguir creciendo. Algunos problemas con el formato a la hora de escribir, se puede mejorar.

Hola, algo pasó. Se borró la información y no me aparecen usuarios

Es una app que realmente te nutre de buenos conocimientos, sobretodo si tu pasión es escribir poesía 10/10.

La idea es muy buena, la comunidad aún es pequeña pero estoy seguro de que esta aplicación tiene mucho potencial.

I’ve been off this app for a while, but I used it from 2021-2022. I came back because I wanted to get back into it, as well as copy my old poems into a notebook so I’d have a hard copy. They’d also be useful for therapy, something I’ve been making progress in. I struggle with PTSD, so poetry is a big thing for me. I wrote my poems right in the app because I wrote them during very emotional moments. My posted poems were accessible, but for some reason I couldn’t look at my old drafts without at least doing a free trial, coincidentally with the annual subscription checked rather than the monthly (cheaper than 12 months of a monthly subscription, but more money for them in one transaction if you forget to cancel it). My issue is that I should be able to enter my drafts without having to agree to a free trial. I wrote the poems, I shouldn’t have to pay or ‘free trial’ my way into my own writing. Now that I have retrieved my own work I ended the trial and will be deleting this app. I might look overdramatic to people reading this (assuming it wasn’t deleted) because I was able to see my drafts for free in the end, but there’s a principal here. The subscription bar popping up when trying to create a *new* poem, or trying to post something, I can understand. Interacting with OTHER peoples poems, that’s fair. But my own writing isn’t something they should have ever withheld from me in order to manipulate me into a subscription of any sort, regardless of whether I had to pay for it in the moment or not. The only reason I accepted that trial is because those drafted poems meant a lot to me, and I would’ve been upset if I had not been able to get them back. I would not have considered that trial regardless, but other reviews have already touched on those reasons. Anyways, I can’t say much about the other parts of the app, as I refuse to explore an inch of it, but l personally think making people pay you to write is ridiculous. Not everybody posted their poems. To the people in charge of all this stuff: you’re being greedy, and it’s ruining it.

I’ve only been on this platform for a couple of months and I went ahead and paid the subscription fee. I like that it’s just one fee and not something monthly. I love the aspect of it; I enjoy reading poetry from others around the world and all of us getting to interact with each other and share our words. However, the quality seems to be very low. It constantly crashes, and when you’re editing a poem, it changes the font and spacing randomly, even though you don’t physically do it at the time. It’s so annoying. I find it frustrating that every time I post a poem, I have to go back and check the font and spacing because it changes once it's posted. I've been checking the App Store for updates, but there hasn't been one since I downloaded the app. It needs bug fixes to run more smoothly. Also, the feed doesn't refresh correctly. I see the same poems at the top of the page for three days, and then I don't see anything new. I really like this app and want it to be better all around. I enjoy the simplicity of the platform. There are no ads, and it's clean-looking without any clutter. I like that I can self-publish my own poetry book, which is something I'm considering doing. However, I'm not a fan of the process involved. I wish I could edit and complete everything within the app itself. Currently, when I try to edit, I'm taken to a webpage that glitches and is difficult to navigate. It would be much more convenient if everything could be done within the app without any glitches. I've only found one poetry app that I like so far. I'm keeping an eye out for another one that might be better, but I'm hopeful that the developers of this app will work on improving it for the users. Fingers crossed.

You don’t need me to explain why this fell off. Sad really, I really was looking forward to progressing myself on this app. Proper shame that

I have been using this platform as a stress relief and personal support for myself for so long… and now I can’t even use it. A lot of us can’t afford these things, I am so sad.

I have nothing else to say but goodbye. I hope the burn of pain is enough to fuel the coals in your heart.