iOSHO

I have been following Osho since 1995, and I know for certain he lived in a permanent state of abundance consciousness. With over 99 Rolls Royces, Osho never thought about trying to get money from people without giving back far more in return. He poured his whole being into sharing wisdom and awakening. This app has so much potential, so much to offer, and so much to give. Yet it only allows 7 days free, and if you don’t subscribe the only thing available on the app is a “quote of the day.” Osho’s mission was never about money. His mission was to enlighten the world. Out of over 650 Osho books and countless life-changing talks, you would think they could at least offer 2 or 3 more books or enlightened practices, meditations, or some powerful readings to truly embody Osho’s spirit of generosity…right? Why are they soooo frickin tight? Please, let his spirit come alive in this app again. Stop being so focused on profit and remember that what people truly need right now is awakening, not paywalls. The world needs you more than you need the world’s money. Osho is amazing, beyond anything I could ever ask for. His words and energy have carried me for decades. I hope someday this app can reflect that same abundance and awakening, and transform itself from the inside out! ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏

I liked this app mainly for the Osho radio. The radio function on the iOSHO app was no longer functioning however I contacted the app support and within minutes they responded to me with the fix. The app did have a glitch but it had been corrected and the app merely needed to be updated to correct the problem. I was truly impressed with the responsiveness of the app support. And the Osho radio part of the app is of course a great thing to listen to.

The listening and watching experience is very poor for an app designed to share audio and video. The function of the service needs to be more like audible or Netflix. Those services remember where you left off, allow you to download for offline listening (which you have done in part), have tools for easy navigation (like + or - 15s buttons on playback screen), and overall just make it easy for the user to listen to an entire audio discourse or watch one. At the very least you should remember where I left off, so I can go back to it! This is common sense. Another huge problem is that if I pause a playback and go back to the app a few minutes later (sometimes even one minute later), what I was listening to is gone! I have to go find it again, then find where I was by sliding the time ticker. It’s almost impossible to find where I left off!! Also, please add (+15s) and (-15s) to playback so you can navigate without sliding the time ticker or if I miss something I can go back). These are all standard features for this type of service. $70 a year is expensive for an app or service, it’s a premium charge, it should be a premium app. These basic things should work.