JoAnn Brereton 4
Wednesday, March 20, 2019
A weird exit prompt whenever I hit the back button? What's up with that? There still appears to be no way to use my phone's NFC instead of a plastic key to check out a bike and still no integration with Google Maps or Now. It still looks and performs like a very poorly ported iPhone app done by someone who had no clue how to write specifically for Android. Also, where is the Bike Angel map? Please do this better!
Lyft, Inc.
Friday, March 18, 2016
Hi JoAnn, thanks for the feedback. You are able to log in with the latest version to see summary stats, please take it for a spin!
In this version, we cleaned up some of the app weirdness. The exit dialog will be gone in the next version.
NFC -- agreed, super cool feature. One for the longer-term road map...
Carl Bentata Gryting 5
Saturday, April 24, 2021
Absolute garbage. #1 Most Terrible app since revamp. Mind-numbing clutter. The app intends to drive you insane. You can't click docks in a destination zone to see what racks are available at a glance without all other racks disappearing and resetting your location. Nearly impossible to operate without spending 10x the overhead as the previous app version. This development team clearly has NO testing and feedback teams. Edited
A Google user 3
Friday, October 5, 2018
(UPDATE) The electric bikes! Oh boy... Excellent... Wanna more in the streets please, will make everything almost perfect! I think is a pretty good well done city bike system. I would like to have an option for fastest route on the navigation app and not only the one with bike lanes. I guess I will be using Google maps for the moment. Edited
Ayleen Peled 2
Saturday, March 13, 2021
I hate the new app! It's now really hard to see bike angel points on the map (because they're showing the # of electric and regular bikes per station -this should be a toggle to show or not to make the map easier to read). it's impossible to find details of how many bike angel points earned through the month in the app; no button to refresh the map to make sure the counts are updated. And each time you return a bike you're forced to go rate the ride before being able to return to the map Edited
Robert Germain 37
Thursday, December 9, 2021
The app has become almost useless. It used to be possible to see ALL docks within an area on the map and the number of bikes and / or docs available. Now, one has to plan a particular trip by entering an address for the start and finish and no options are given for different docs in the vicinity. If I show up at a dock and it is full, there is no way to search for nearby docs with available slots. If I am a bike angel and trying to plan a trip with the app, there is no way for me to choose alternative dock destinations to maximize points. Now, I need to actually go to the Citibike web site and use the map there to locate dock locations on the map before making a trip. The current application is terrible and represents such a downgrade from the old citi bike application that it is actually making me reconsider the utility of my annual membership.
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