Could’ve accomplished that in Buffalo for a fraction of the cost! I’d give them NO stars if I could. The only good part of the trip was time with family and friends.
Peek com reviews driver#
Staff told the driver he was out of tickets.WTF? Worst money ever spent. The van picked us up at 10:15pm for night sledding only to be turned around when we got to the slopes. We were limited to 35 minutes in the pool and hot tub. Several of the doors didn’t properly close or lock.
Peek com reviews tv#
TV missing in one of the rooms, laying on a shelf in the laundry room.
Two of the three pool sticks broken, pool table ball rack missing, fools ball missing the balls. Met with Dirty laundry sitting outside the front door to our condo, bed broken, not enough towels and none available when we called. I started to worry the moment I saw a guy voicing his dissatisfaction with staff, said he’d been coming here 30 years and he was upset this time. Told us check in after 5 even though it’s anytime after 3. Not being able to search my calendar, invite attendees, or add multiple day events are just three of the more notable misses.Rented the delux condo with six rooms. It's clear that the developers put a lot of thought and effort put into the design, but unfortunately it's at the cost of features that are standard in other calendar apps. That's great news, except they wouldn't say when a new version is coming.Īt this time, I can't recommend Peek Calendar.
When I asked the Peek team about the omission, they replied they're adding it along with other features missing from the current version. This is one of the most basic calendar features that should be in every calendar app. My biggest issue with the app, though, is the inability to add multiple day events within the calendar. A casual calendar without the ability to invite people to meetings makes some sense, but search features should be available in every calendar app. Some of the more major omissions include the lack of search features, along with the inability to invite other attendees to a created event. That's certainly true, but the problem is, Peek Calendar is missing basic features that will require even casual users to use a second Calendar app to manage their schedule. Some examples include: "Call someone you love," or "Take time to relax." It's a nice addition, I suppose, but I would prefer the app had a deeper feature set than these extras I really don't need.Īccording to the App Store listing for Peek Calendar, the developer's caution that the app isn't designed for power users, and it urges power users not to use it as their main calendar app. Too avoid frustration with the app's many interface quirks, I strongly advise you to view the tutorial page linked to in the app's menu before you start entering events.įinally, there's also a shake feature, where you can shake your iPhone and the app picks a random, kindhearted activity for you to complete. It seems like it would be easier if you could tap on the screen and edit the time directly. For example, entering the start and end times for an appointment requires you to tap and hold on the time field, before using sliders to set the proper time. Some gestures and navigation that Peek Calendar uses are intuitive others are not.
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