Fragment - iPhoneography App Hack 1.7.2 + Redeem Codes

Yep, I said "hella rad"! One, because I'm a California native, and Two, because this app is just that—hella rad! I'm a seasoned UI designer in the Silicon Valley with 15 years under my belt designing for high profile companies. And I must say that the UI and experience in the Fragment app is top-notch! It's intuitive and delightful and commands only minimal effort regarding a learning curve, which, once is established, becomes second-nature in terms of usability of the Fragment app. Kudos to the Fragment UX team! Did I mention that the graphic design options are gorgeous too! Yes, indeed they are...some of the coolest design options available under "graphic design" in all the App Store. Keep up the good work Fragment team! Cheers!

In the description of the app, the Developer says that giving his product great reviews "really help us to add new features." Well, he has 187 5-star reviews, and yet he abandoned the app a year and a half ago. This is a common plea among app makers, and many, (like this guy), never actually reward the time and effort you spent giving them those high reviews. It's a form of fraud, actually, and I'd like to see The App Store ban this all-too-common form of begging.

If you created the app to make money, then let the money be your motivator. Because, for some strange reason, apps seem to be the one product that implies they will hold their services hostage unless I write a good review for them.

My mechanic, or dry cleaner never tell me that they'll do a better job and work harder if only I will write a positive review.

I don't consider bug fixes and adding more in-app purchases to be doing me a big favor. It's just part of doing your job as a Developer, and finding new ways to monetize the product. So why do I have to write a good review, in order for you to fix bugs? And if your product is good enough to generate word-of-mouth, then it will happen organically, without requesting reviews.

So stop begging for reviews. And if customers DO leave them, then honor your word, and don't abandon your customers, when they kept up their end of the bargain.

The sheer number of effects alone will astound you. The interface is superb, the finished image is spectacular, and the amount of flexibility in your designs is worth significantly more than it's price. I recommend purchasing the additional effects (very reasonable) as they will help expand your level of creativity beyond your expectations.

My only recommendation is that the developers allow for a long view, on the screen, of the text description of effect chosen.

This app is used by a large portion of the photography community to censor photos for Instagram. The biggest problem with this app is that it seems to sort photos in a seemingly random way so it’s almost impossible to find images from past shoots. Photos should be sorted by date taken or date added with the most recent first. But I can’t actually figure out how they are sorted because my images are just all over the place when I’m scrolling through to find a particular image. Also, it doesn’t work well with photos in the cloud. If the photo isn’t stored on your device, it doesn’t show up in the photo browser when selecting which image you want to use.

I love this app for editing and I use it a lot currently... However there seems to be a recent bit of crashing I’ve personally experienced. I’m quite thoroughly annoyed about it too, seeing as I just finished working on an edit for 30-40 minutes. I tried to save it and it crashed resulting in the loss of the edit. That is exceedingly frustrating and I’m currently at my limit about this issue. It’s not the first time this has happened either. At least update the “ recent” tab to actual recent, not the original starting point of the layout. I’m using an iPhone 6, updated to the current iOS just the other day

I'm a visual artist, and like composing ideas on pad & phone, using my own source photos, to then refine and fully flesh out using more robust software on my laptop. This app allows me to add some very interesting textures, visual elements, and complexities to my work. Composing the content within the fragments can be challenging - as it can seem counter intuitive at times - but worth the effort to learn its language of movement. All of the other controls are very well designed and straightforward, and new fragment shape packs for additional purchase are added relatively frequently. Recommended.

This app, Matter, Lory Stripes and Tangent. Two are already gone from the AppStore from what I can tell, I still have them, but Tangent doesn’t work any more (can’t provide it access to your photos) and Lory Stripes isn’t on the AppStore so will prolly die when Apple do the yearly ruin-apps routine. This app and Matter will be gone and/or stop working properly soon as well. The dev has moved on to other things I’m guessing, which is a shame as they’re all great apps, or were.

I've had this app for a couple of months now and the more and more that I tinker with it the more more I find really cool abstract ideas popping into my head. It's super easy to use. I will continue to use this app to get better as I see it has potential and being one of the main tools I use for designing cover art for the music that I made.

I’ve been using this app for over a year now, and I’m just really glad the authors of the app are truly making it the kind of creative tool, that challenges the user to keep experimenting, keep discovering just how much you can do with it! Finally I’ll say it runs smoothly, it doesn’t crash, and it’s addictive! So settle in, and get comfortable. 😁

I've been trying to understand and learn this app over a few months. I don't edit much but I really dig this app. My only issue is the colors, the -/+ saturation of this colors & the switching of edits are too close together at the bottom. So I'll swipe left/right to fling through the colors then accidentally switch the edits jumbling up everything. You'd need fingers the size of pencils to avoid scrambling everything