Then they "upgraded" it to burry the useful information behind CPU-intensive graphics and touch interactions.

It works, but zooming doesn't work right, and panning past the end just stops, rather than resisting and snapping back. These are easy to fix, but important UI that Apple got right in Safari.

This app is great: I can carry cards I wouldn't have room for. What would be great is if by default it used the GPS to bring up the most likely card for my location. 90% of my uses are at one of two supermarkets. If I could tap an "add this card to this location" button, then I would save time. Better still (although harder to program, I am sure) would be to automatically learn what cards go where: every time I select a card, record the location; every time the app is opened, start by bringing up the card that was selected the most times in a half-mile radius, or something like that. Better still: if a card hasn't been used in a location, check Google Maps for nearby locations and use the most likely one, so when I wind up at a hotel I've never been to, my loyalty card pops right up.

A great way to find new music.

This app does just what I wanted: it puts your trains on the map. It would be nice if it automatically picked the nearby train line or had favorites and ETAs, but I haven't found another app that does what this one does.