
Katherine Kaplan
So far it's good. Same login as the fep blue website, same verification code required, can get it sent by text message or email. The layout of the app is also similar to the website, which is good in terms of familiarity but can still take a few tries to find something if you don't remember what section to go to find what you need. One of the best things is that you can pull up the ID card from the home screen and it looks exactly like your card, very helpful if you forgot your card.

Kartik Thaker
Trying to sign in to this app is horrible. It never saves your device info even though it offers you that "choice." Even after you do two factor authentication with your phone number or email, it usually gives you an error message that verification failed due to "system error." They have not fixed this log in issue despite years of this problem. Usually, I have to go to the FEPBlue web site to get anything done. If you CAN log in, it has a decent user interface.
6 people found this review helpful

K C
This app is terrible. It keeps saying after 2 step verification it will remember my device and it doesn't. Very stressful to deal with, which is ironic, when you pick an incentive, such as reduce stress, to get a measly $40 for it to not track correctly. It let's you input every day for 21 days just to show you missed days when they were there before or saying your goal expired. I have called. No one cares. It's been like this for years. I keep hoping an update will fix but no.
7 people found this review helpful