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The app does not work with iPad OS. Scaled down, strange keyboard inside small view. Not able to project toApple TV. All around useless.

I truly hope they're working on something better. It doesn't give me confidence that a business where all their assets are online would approve such a lacking app. I was hoping this was better than their OK mobile version of their website. Nope. The only thing I can click is actually an hyperlink that opens Safari to their website. I don't get what the app is used for. FYI, I'm hosting an event on Hopin, maybe it's useful for attendees.

The iPad version is just the small screen iPhone version. The web app is annoying as it doesn’t keep playing content if you minimize the browser. Also, it keeps telling me that my password is too weak even though it’s a generated password 30 characters long.

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Promising start but needs a lot of work. App is currently far behind the browser version, which itself is still buggy as well. Needs to focus on fixing bugs first rather than rolling out new features.

Use it to tank your events.

Mobile App needs some work

I’m an event organizer and I’m trying to test out the app for my attendees. When I download the app and open it, it sends me into some kind of infinite loop of login-logout.

The app is mostly fine, with one glaring issue: the inability to play audio through external audio devices (Bluetooth headphones etc). There is no option for that in the context menu on the video feed. Fix that and you’re golden.

I went to a conference where Hopin was specially contracted to handle the streaming and messaging for the group. Despite being hired and paid very well, they delivered THIS product, which failed the group in almost every way that it was specifically contacted to fulfill. As a tech person, I was responsible for running some of the streaming, and there wasn’t even a way to designate a meeting host and prevent others from jumping in with unmuted mics and shared screens. It defaulted audio and video input, even when told to use one input it would activate a different one, and I couldn’t change it without closing the window and re-opening it to the sign in page. Sometimes it would do this 2-3 times in a row. Pop-up windows also would get stuck on my screen, and I couldn’t remove them (or even drag them across the screen) without closing the browser, which was a major problem when hosting a hybrid session. There was also some major lack of security around sign in, and we couldn’t use the messaging system the way that we were supposed to. I waited a while to post this review in case I was just emotional about it at the time, but many months later I can still objectively say it was a bad experience all around and I recommend contracting elsewhere for anyone who wants a seminar or conference platform.