Bunk1 Hack 5.0.2 + Redeem Codes

We like app as it keeps us in touch with our teen at a sleep away summer camp. I wish the app could have additional features such as the the ability of choosing font size. Our kid has low vision and the standard font size used by the app is too small for him. This must not be difficult to make available but although this feedback has been provided, it did not happen. We also like the responsiveness of the costumer support.

The app is a must-use if it’s the system of choice of the camp, and so the developer should pay special attention to some basic functions of an app, such as rotating so it can be used with a keyboard in landscape mode. The art in the borders is childish, so if you’re the parent of a pre-teen or teen camper, the borders are not worth paying a credit for. Including photos is a nice touch as is a Sudoku puzzle. Why isn’t there there the ability to include a signature, it’s on an iPad after all. Or expand functionality so that you can include more than one photo in a grid. Face recognition works well, but isn’t reliable enough not to have to have you go through camp photos anyway. I’ve had campers for 5+ years and used Bunk1 but haven’t seen much innovation at all. Time for a refresh.

Both are good. It’s great to communicate with my son while he is at sleep away camp for the first time
I find the app has more options when sending notes to my son at camp. Also, I get alerts as soon as new photos are posted
My son really enjoys getting notes with fun outlines and puzzles

I am not impressed so far. When writing, you need to select the camper, which makes sense. However, any changes or if you pause and come back to the draft seems to remove the camper from the “to” field. That means the letter won’t send, but no error message generates to tell you why. You can’t copy and then paste into the letter. When buying credits, it does not use Apple Pay, you have to enter your credit card independently on their website - and if you’ve started a letter before buying the credits, it’s not saved, you need to start from scratch.

This is the perfect app for camp. I took student’s to camp for 15 years, and wish I would have had access to this for their parents! Now that my kids are away at camp, I can keep up with their fun without bothering their chaperones or worrying if they’re having a great time. This is Youth Pastor and Father approved! 💯

This app is ridiculous- it already costs $1 per email, but just so you know that includes NOTHING, you can’t attach a photo, you can’t put a sticker or anything extra and that doesn’t even include their reply- that’s $2 per. I agree with the other reviewers it’s shameless, I’m planning to complain to the camp directly too. I haven’t even looked at what it would cost to get a photo - stupid! Not only that, it also takes forever, we could get messages thru the good ‘ol USPS at 1/2 the cost and probably faster. Fed up!

This app (aside from the website) is the only way to look at pictures and communicate with my boys while they are at camp. Since that is the case, I would think the developer could do a better job on making navigating the pictures easier. Currently (7/4/23) you can’t get out of a photo gallery. You have to exit the app and start over. Very disappointing

We love using this app to see pictures of our child enjoying camp. The AI to detect pictures from the 100s of photos is very helpful. Being able to send notes is a great way to show you care while your child is practicing some independence.

I sent my daughter on her first week long experience. There comes a slight sense of anxiety when you send your child off and can’t check in. This app helped a LOT. Getting pictures and updates everyday. Sending bunk notes to my camper was a hit. Super easy to use.

When the app isn’t locked up, you can use it to see pics of your child at camp. Want to see a CLEAR pic? That costs extra. Want to send your camper an email? That costs extra. Send a photo with that email? Extra. Have your camper write you back? Extra. It’s shameless. We actually got one letter from our daughter through bunk notes…it was blank. Paid for that, too.