So I downloaded the Walmart Savings Catcher app to test it out. I purposefully purchased items that were on sale at the closest Schnucks store advertised in their circulars. According to the circulars, I should have gained $1.60 plus the difference in tax. However, even though I purchased the exact brand of items, the Walmart app did not catch it. I waited the mandatory three days as well, and the circular did not expire within that three day period. The app even said it was searching the Schnucks circulars at one point. So, if you want to price match then you should bring in the advertisement because their app clearly doesn't catch everything. I do like the fact I can scan the receipt and store an eCopy of it within the app that is valid for returns and such. Being a person who loses receipts all the time, this could be helpful.

I downloaded and paid credits for this app under the impression that it would record the entire phone call. However, it only recorded my end of the conversation. I was trying to record a voicemail from my work phone for a court proceeding that we needed to go to. The way the voicemail system is set up internally is that only voicemails that are received at work can be forwarded or save two other voicemails at work and we needed to retrieve this voicemail off of the system entirely. It also does not record the touchdown sounds when you type numbers in.

Great app easy to order food on the way home from work unbusy weeknights but it does not except coupon codes from the local circulars from the newspaper

Ads get in the way of gameplay

App opens and closes immediately on iPhone 6+.