
Dark Energy
I used to use a couple of rain gauges to manage water for my landscaping. After testing the accuracy of RainDrop to my gauges, I came to the conclusion that this app was a better fit for my needs. Yes, the subscription price is more than I would like, but the developers are always adding features and are quick to respond to my questions and issues. In the end, I feel I get my money's worth for the cost of the subscription and the convenience to look back at our precipitation history.
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Aaron Doege
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App has changed. I used to, with the original, have two ideal locations set.I use it for my hay field operations. After this recent change, one location is still set but the second is locked and they want me to pay to open it. NOT happening! Seriously considering deleting it completely. UPDATE, unexplained that there was a change to adjust your locations. BUT the reliability on amounts of rain have been off DRASTICALLY. One of my locations showed .67 " and my gauge at the property showed 1.25."
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Kirsten Lauppe
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UPDATE: I thought they removed the free version, but I just updated the app before removing it, and it's back. It's less user-friendly, the graphs/calendar are behind a paywall now, you only get 2 locations and one is your location which you can't rename, some functions taken away for the free version. I'm not a farmer and don't need more than 2 locations to track. Otherwise, it's an interesting app for figuring out backyard watering needs and to stay up on average rainfall.
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