Stitch It

The app does what it says it does, and is very simplistically designed. The only bug I’ve found so far is that when you purchase the Pro Upgrade, the button to purchase the Pro Upgrade does not disable or go away, allowing the user to repeatedly initiate the purchase process (trigger Apple Wallet). I haven’t tested whether it would actually allow a second transaction on the Apple side, but I would expect so. The developer needs to fix this flaw to prevent accidental user double-billing.

The stitching part is intuitive, but when I print I have a 2 inch wide column and the font is so small you can’t read it so it’s useless. No option to make it wider or anything. $2.99 not well spent.

I get that they need to make money but the advertisements are so frequent and so long that the app is basically unusable.

I purchased the $2.99 pro version to allow more than 3 images to be skitched. 3 wks ago I could do this on my iPad after purchasing the pro version. Today, on my iPhone, I don’t have access to skitch more than 4 images. I am not using Skitch concurrently on two different devices. No customer support. Regret the purchase. Will be looking for another app.

It doesn’t combine the conversation line, but just glues together several screenshots. Very disappointing !

Good app. But don’t buy it. It’s asking me to re-purchase every time I get a new phone. I already bought it twice. Now it’s asking to purchase for a 3rd time.

Please fix it trying to stitch 139 photos and it crashes.

Used to overlap texts but won’t do it anymore

I kept having to redo the crops and by doing so apparently undid previous crops ad infinitum.

I’ve been using this app for years, only sporadically, never enough to justify getting the pro version. The developers of this app are really determined to frustrate you into subscribing for the pro version by making you sit through really aggressive ads for gaming apps that try to deceive you into installing the app for a good half-minute before a barely-visible exit option appears, before completing every stitch operation. It really borders on abusive click-harvesting strategies and I refuse to get the pro version just to make a point of it now.