Marshal Anson

the app is nowhere near as easy to use as nzb360. but it does tie into what my end users use to request, so that's really nice. haptic feedback is really annoying. the interface needs a usability overhaul. however, it is pretty, I like the layout and overall look. I had to tap several times to get the search feature to work. unsure if the app was lagging or the area for the search bar is too small

Dylan Trom

App works ok, there are lots of small bugs and odd ui choices that make it look and feel a little janky. Notifications always come through twice if they come through at all, there is always a blank box at the top where it is supposed to show you the open requests, and syncing with what's available on your server. I'm using this with Jellyfin but I recently switched from Ombi to Jellyseer which seems to have everything this does and more, all while being much more polished (and free using PWA)

Garry Nazer

The latest version has fixed most of the bugs. It has come a long ways but there is one feature that's in the browser version that's not in the app. In app you cannot click on an actor/actress picture to list everything they have stared in. Which you can do in a browser. I end up using the browser more offten because of this. I hope this gets added.

David Colvin

App is slow to load search results whereas the web app loads almost instantly. The touch sensitivity is also off. It's too sensitive and I end up clicking things I don't intend to. Lastly, you can't respond to user reported issues through the app. Ombi itself is great but I'll stick with using the browser.

Kevin N

Worth every penny! The developer is awesome - I encountered a configuration issue, and he personally went in my server, figured it out and walked me through the fix. He even then went back and updated the codebase to facilitate this - totally not necessary but appreciated. And, he did all of it in less than 24 hours! This guy really owns his work takes pride in it.