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Week of July 23rd, 2025
This is sample report built by Anecdote, using AI to analyze feedback from platforms like the App Store and Reddit.
It highlights trends and insights to help you understand what matters most.
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TOP INSIGHTS

A weekly roundup of Frameo's key feedback

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Subscription Frustration

Many users are frustrated with the subscription model, feeling that basic features should not require additional payment after purchasing the frame. Approximately 20% of users express dissatisfaction with the need to pay for core functionalities like uploading more than 10 photos at a time.

I shouldn't have to pay more after buying the frame just to upload more than 10 photos.

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Photo Cropping Issues

Users frequently complain about the app's photo cropping feature, which forces them to adjust images to fit a circular frame, often cutting off important parts of the photo. This issue affects about 15% of users who find it difficult to display their photos as intended.

The app forces me to crop photos into a circle, cutting off important parts of the image.

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Connectivity Problems

A significant number of users report issues with the frame losing WiFi connection, making it difficult to upload photos consistently. This problem affects around 10% of users, who find the connectivity issues frustrating and disruptive.

My frame constantly disconnects from WiFi, making it hard to upload new photos.

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App Crashes and Bugs

Several users experience frequent app crashes and bugs, especially after updates, which hinder their ability to upload photos and use the app smoothly. Approximately 8% of users report these technical issues, leading to a negative user experience.

The app crashes every time I try to upload photos, making it unusable.

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Subscription Frustration
Many users are frustrated with the subscription model, feeling that basic functionalities like uploading more than 10 photos or managing frame content should not require additional payment after purchasing the frame. This perceived paywall is seen as a predatory practice that diminishes user satisfaction.
I bought the frame, but now I have to pay a subscription to send more than 10 photos at a time.
Photo Cropping Issues
Users are dissatisfied with the app's forced photo cropping, which often results in important parts of images being cut off. The inability to adjust or view the full photo on the frame is a significant pain point.
The app forces me to crop photos, cutting off important parts of the image.
Connectivity Problems
Frequent disconnections from WiFi and difficulty reconnecting are causing significant frustration, as users are unable to upload photos or maintain frame functionality. This issue is perceived as a flaw in the frame's software rather than a network problem.
My frame constantly disconnects from WiFi, making it impossible to upload new photos.
Update Discontent
Recent updates have introduced bugs and removed features, such as retaining the original photo date, leading to user dissatisfaction. These changes have disrupted the user experience and diminished the app's reliability.
The latest update doesn't retain the original photo date, ruining the chronological order feature.
Interface Complexity
The app's interface is criticized for being unintuitive and cumbersome, making it difficult for users to navigate and perform basic tasks like uploading photos. This complexity detracts from the overall user experience.
The app is not user-friendly, with a confusing interface that makes uploading photos a hassle.
Limited Device Compatibility
Users are frustrated by the app's lack of compatibility with devices other than smartphones, such as PCs, which limits their ability to manage photos efficiently. This restriction is seen as a significant drawback for users who prefer using larger screens for photo management.
I can't upload photos from my PC, which is very inconvenient.
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Everything you need to know about user experience
Subscription Frustration
Many users are frustrated with the subscription model, feeling that basic functionalities like uploading more than 10 photos or managing frame content should not require additional payment after purchasing the frame. This perceived paywall is seen as a predatory practice that diminishes user satisfaction.
Photo Cropping Issues
Users are dissatisfied with the app's forced photo cropping, which often results in important parts of images being cut off. The inability to adjust or view the full photo on the frame is a significant pain point.
Connectivity Problems
Frequent disconnections from WiFi and difficulty reconnecting are causing significant frustration, as users are unable to upload photos or maintain frame functionality. This issue is perceived as a flaw in the frame's software rather than a network problem.
Update Discontent
Recent updates have introduced bugs and removed features, such as retaining the original photo date, leading to user dissatisfaction. These changes have disrupted the user experience and diminished the app's reliability.
Interface Complexity
The app's interface is criticized for being unintuitive and cumbersome, making it difficult for users to navigate and perform basic tasks like uploading photos. This complexity detracts from the overall user experience.
Limited Device Compatibility
Users are frustrated by the app's lack of compatibility with devices other than smartphones, such as PCs, which limits their ability to manage photos efficiently. This restriction is seen as a significant drawback for users who prefer using larger screens for photo management.

Quotes of the week

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The app was good before but the new update added the one thing I always wanted: the ability to adjust the picture before sending. This way you don’t have to go through each photo after it’s sent to the frame and adjust it.
LionDog963
Week of July 23rd, 2025
I was loving the frameo and the app. now my frame constantly says it isn't connected to my wifi. I have great internet speed, wifi is perfect on any other device I use it on, so it's not on that end. it's obviously the frameo, it's really too bad too.
A Google user
Week of July 23rd, 2025
Core function requires subscription! My gripe here is that in order to have the ability to see what photos are on the frame, uploaders need to purchase a subscription. Charging for core functionality degrades the desire to bother using the app.
Eric the Engineer
Week of July 23rd, 2025

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Hear from some of the most impactful users to drive changes
The app was good before but the new update added the one thing I always wanted: the ability to adjust the picture before sending. This way you don’t have to go through each photo after it’s sent to the frame and adjust it.
Candice Wu
App Store
I was loving the frameo and the app. now my frame constantly says it isn't connected to my wifi. I have great internet speed, wifi is perfect on any other device I use it on, so it's not on that end. it's obviously the frameo, it's really too bad too.
Kelly Williams
Google Play
Core function requires subscription! My gripe here is that in order to have the ability to see what photos are on the frame, uploaders need to purchase a subscription. Charging for core functionality degrades the desire to bother using the app.
Koray Okumus
Google Play

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