App Profile: On/Go

OrionEridanus

Rating: 5/5

If the first login attempt fails for any reason such as wrong password and sometiems for now reason I can discern, the login page rerenders with the password pane superimposed over the email pane and the login button on top of both of them, making it impossible to login. The only way out is to force quit the app. The forgot password page behaves the same out of the gate . If I did not have the app on my iPad also I would have been completely locked out of the app. Since I only saw this complaint one other time in the 40ish reviews I scanned, I wonder if I have a corrupt setting. All my other apps work fine. Otherwise the app works fine. It is puzzling how much personal info the app asks for . I suppose this is to collect what might be needed to add the results to a COVID passport app. User should be given a choice whether they intend to use it that way so they can skip the tiresome and seemingly pointlessly invasive questions . I put in a bunch of fake data. I get you handle it carefully, but with so many different apps requiring loads of data, it increases the odds that one will be compromised.

Smat68

Rating: 5/5

As CDC is come up with Mandatory mask for people working in NY State from 23 May I thought of carrying out a self test prior I began my journey to NY State from Pennsylvania. I got the CareTest kit and thought of just carrying out the test for self precaution and found this kit and the instructions user friendly. In case of any doubt you can refer to You Tube too but for sure that need won’t rise as the instructions coming with the kit is user friendly. Don’t forget to download the ON/GO App prior starting the test as that App will guide you through the entire test process and for each stage there is a timer which records your time so you will be sure that you are not exceeding the time for every stage of the test. I really appreciate the Team who made this test so easy and hassle free. Far better than taking appointments & waiting anxiously for the test results.

pburke

Rating: 1/5

My husband bought these tests instead of the over-the-counter tests we normally get. I am highly offended that I was required to get an app and make an account in order to take the test. I am an intelligent adult, fully capable of understanding simple directions for an at home test. These tests came with ZERO instructions in the box. "Get the app" was the only instruction I received. I feel like the personal information I had to enter in order to complete download of the app and "take the test" (including name, birthdate and zipcode) was too much. I then had to list symptoms, and take a picture of my test results. (Which were negative by the way, as I suspected) This is obviously a way for someone to keep tabs on who feels sick, who is testing, and who tests positive in certain areas. I am a responsible citizen. I have tested, and tested my family, more times than I care to admit just because I want to go the extra mile to keep others safe. I do not need "big brother" standing over my shoulder to make sure I do the tests right, or report results appropriately. I feel like my privacy was invaded, and if I have to buy these tests again - well, I just won't have home tests. I won't be going to urgent care to get tested when I suspect "maybe, but probably not", either so that will mean less symptomatic people tested. Great job, on/go. 🙄