App Profile: Destiny Item Manager

Southlakesoldier

Rating: 5/5

Most guardians have been using this tool via their web browser for years. Now you have the same, if not better experience from your phone or tablet. Simply put… if you are a Destiny player and want the power to know what missions to do, what your rank is, transfer items to/from your vault on the fly and so much more, then the DIM app is for you.

Ramón Manuel

Rating: 3/5

DIM is brilliant, but this app has some serious flaws, which running DIM from Safari does not have: 1. Can’t save a DIM Sync backup. 2. Can't restore a DIM Sync backup. 3. Can't load shared DIM loadout links (use Safari for that). 4. Reload App command does not delete the browser cache (the app has a built-in browser where you access other useful Destiny sites). If the browser cache needs to be flushed it can't be done. Deleting DIM and reinstalling won't work. The first two are major as DIM opened up build crafting. If you have dozens of builds and fashion sets for your characters you want to be able to backup. The only minor advantage is that iOS recognizes it as a proper app and gives it as a suggestion in searches. If you save the webpage as a web app from Safari iOS never gives it as a suggestion, so one must click on the icon or type “dim”. Use DIM, but not through this app.

pmazar

Rating: 5/5

I’ve long loved the web version of this tool, but it had some peculiar issues in recent versions when accessed from an iOS device. This native app perfectly recreates all the great tools from the web version, and erased all of the issues I had experienced! In other words, exactly what I wanted.