A significant number of users, approximately 30%, are frustrated by the requirement to invite three friends before they can fully access the app. This barrier to entry is seen as a major inconvenience, especially for those who want to use the app with a small group or test it before recommending it to others.

I can't use the app without inviting three friends, which is frustrating because I just want to use it with my partner.

Around 10% of users are concerned about the mandatory phone number requirement for account creation. This is seen as an invasion of privacy and a barrier for those without a phone number, such as some students or users who prefer email-based sign-ups.

I don't want to give my phone number just to try the app, it's too invasive.

Approximately 15% of users report experiencing glitches and bugs, such as issues with syncing calendars, app crashes, and problems with event creation. These technical issues hinder the app's usability and frustrate users who rely on it for scheduling.

The app is glitchy and doesn't sync my calendar events properly, making it unreliable.

About 8% of users find the app's user interface to be overly complex and cluttered, making it difficult to navigate and use effectively. This complexity can deter new users and make it challenging for existing users to fully utilize the app's features.

The interface is too busy and confusing, which makes it hard to use the app efficiently.