Based on 25 real App Store reviews, here's exactly what users wish Metalworking apps would build.
Features users are literally asking for in their reviews, ranked by demand.
"Of course, there's no fraction converter. Because that would be useful."
"No seat cut option for rafters, no stair angle option for baluster spacing"
"Wish 3 things, be able to add more photos to the daily report, have GPS to add current location or coordinates and to have it available for I-pads"
"I would prefer it remember what I used it for on previous usages. It's a small issue, but once you close and reopen you have to go through the menus to return to the part you need."
Prioritized actions based on user demand and market opportunity.
28% of complaints are about broken calculation features - the fundamental value proposition. Ensuring stair stringers, square checks, and other calculators actually work is table stakes.
Pros need seat cuts, stair angles, baluster spacing options. Missing these makes apps unsuitable for professional use, forcing users to competitors.
Clear user resistance to subscriptions in construction tool space. Users willing to pay upfront for quality but reject recurring fees.
Users struggle with setup, Bluetooth pairing, and navigation due to inadequate documentation. Better guidance reduces support burden and refunds.
Professionals use same tools repeatedly - remembering last-used calculator and settings saves time and improves daily workflow.
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