The apps aims to be simple and elegant, and it is in some ways, but can be frustrating to use. For example: 1. After acknowledging an alert, a pop up panel appears at the bottom of the screen telling you it was acknowledged. While it is up, you can’t swipe to acknowledge another alert. You have to touch the screen to make it go away first. 2. When you choose to close an alert, you are asked to confirm closing it. This is frustrating and in the way. 3. They took away they option to touch Ack after swiping an alert. Now you have to touch a more button and then touch ack. Just from a general perspective, before the latest update, the app already had these extra annoying steps in the way of quickly working with alerts. After the update, it’s gotten even worse. Just let us one touch to acknowledge and close and don’t throw up panels that tell us we just did what we thought we did. Make this app require the fewest touches possible to take care of multiple alerts quickly. After all, we don’t actually want to be using this app. We wished we never had to.
I know no one likes alerts but since Atlassian took over this app has just gone downhill trying to look more streamlined. The MOST annoying thing for the past couple of years is the banners the insist on preventing you from using the app while they’re there. Reaching the “mute for 5 minutes” button is impossible if there’s any type of outage that generates multiple alerts. Pick a different platform until they sort this app out if you can. The only reason it didn’t get one star is because it does alert and supports heartbeats which are useful.
The app works but is very limited. If there is a way to see an extended period of time as to who is on call, I have no idea how to see it. I can only view who is currently or next on call, sometimes I need to see who is on call the rest of this week or even further in the future but I cannot. Can a calendar of some sort please be added?
The ringer volume should be the control for alarms. This is my #1 complaint about this app and I’m not sure how this hadn’t been addressed. If I turn my volume down during the day and go to bed without remembering to crank it up to max I miss alarms. Basically makes the alarm system worthless. And I don’t want my app volume on everything else on max 24 hours a day just to support OpsGenie. Please change alarms to use ringer volume instead of phone volume. Thanks for your consideration.
It appears that when you look at Dashboard > My Schedule, there is a dot on all days preceding today, implying that you were on call all days. I went to report this bug through the app, but discovered that there is no way to submit bug reports or feedback from the app, so here I am, telling you publicly. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Anyway, the app is fine, but feels a little MVP in spots. It gets the job done. At least it's not Teams.
I use a password manager and don’t runner stamp passwords anywhere. When I am out with only my phone - SO many times SO frequently the app decides “it cannot sign in” and requires my password again. I’m trying to ack an alert. That means I need to go home or have my laptop with me to pull password out of password manager and manually re-enter it. That’s a huge problem when you’re afk at dinner. It’s excruciatingly so frustrating I cannot give this app anything above one star until this is addressed.
We’ve used the Opsgenie app for years. Very stable, notifications work well, the app is responsive and has all the features I need. I’m not sure why so many others have issues, probably the end user.
Several times alerts are missed or delayed, even though the log shows delivered. Last night I woke to an alert that came a couple minutes after it had been escalated and acknowledged by my boss, more than 20 minutes after I should have been alerted. Needless to say, this doesn’t make my boss happy and is embarrassing for me.
I’ve had OpsGenie for a long time now. It was a bit rough around the edges at first, but now it’s a first class app! I really love the new alert sounds. The ones before were too limited. Now “sad trombone” makes me smile every time I get an alert 😁
It would be great if you could actually copy from the fields. We have issue tracking that have ticket numbers. When getting an alert I want to be able to go to the issue, so I want to be able to copy it and past the ticket number. No such luck.
Updates are always ‘nothing big’ with this app. It’s time for something big to make the app functional. Every time you change screens through the menu the app displays stale data. A manual pull down refresh EVERY TIME is required to see refreshed data. An absolute failure for an app presenting time sensitive data.
It is really annoying that the App’s alert is the iPhone’s default alert. Most of the apps use this one and alert of them makes you look at your phone. Change the alert tone. It is easy!
This is a ridiculous issue that I should write a review about it. So my password have special symbols and when I try to login, your keyboard have limited special symbols that’s not available. I already created a password that works in the website. But not on the app. Why would you limit what I can type?
Works ok for the most part but doesn’t seem to support multiple accounts. Very much an issue for me. I shouldn’t have to log out to log another account. Should be able to switch accounts on the fly.
Got an alert and it completely froze the phone. Was unable to even swipe back home and the only was I was able to get out was going to the camera then photos and force shutting it down. Terrible app.
Using this for on-call schedules and it works like other reviews say but it’s not intuitive. One of the annoyances I’ve dealt with is signing in to the app. If the app requires an update it will auto sign you out. If you attempt to open the app, the app will redirect you to the web gui on your mobile device to login. Every attempt to use the app, it will redirect you over to the web UI. The only workaround I’ve found is to clear your web cache and uninstall/reinstall the app.
Every time I need to log in again (i.e. forced logout for app update, new device), it’s frustrating to sign in on the app itself because it redirects the login to the mobile browser and then hangs on the app itself.
The alerts basically don’t work they don’t go off when they do it’s soft and doesn’t ring for more than 2 seconds which is not enough to wake someone up
It basically works as you'd expect, except every couple weeks the app forgets who I am. So I have to re-enter my password to acknowledge an alert. It's terribly annoying. At least the alerts pop up, otherwise I'd have nothing.
When will X notifications be fixed? Can’t see alerts because of the notch. Been over a year since the phone was released, an update would be nice for how much people pay for this service.
Terrible. Have to dig down too much to do things that were on the dashboard. Doesn’t circle the calendar days to show when on call like it used to. App was fine before.
The app doesn’t seem to use an internal browser so if you have a browser disabled, it makes the app unusable since you cannot log in. It also needs to use the ringer volume.
I’m looking at an application that reflects the desktop app SO MUCH that I really don’t even notice a difference in the experience between the two at times. This application is SO GOOD. Your able to create teams, schedules, set who's on call, acknowledge issues by simply swiping left, add notes upon issues by simply swiping left, close issues, open issues, edit the labels, add continuous notes that chain with their own date/time stamp logs, chat, prioritize issues, easily find your issues by just tapping one of the 5 layers of priority (low medium high critical or informational). Btw informational is so useful because it works as a “developing story” issue. The app lets you do so much from the mobile version that it is a shame that it has only 3 stars. This app surpasses SO MANY to do apps out there that you could easily use this to track your own things that you need to work on. You can also use it for the intended purpose as an operations team and maintain that. It is so detailed that it almost feels like your a dispatcher for an ambulance company deciding who and where to send your units. You’ll know everything you need to know about each call. Heck you could probably use this app in EMS if you really got creative with it. I did a little research on it and saw that Atlassian actually purchased opsgenie and it is obvious why. So much quality. It takes a lot for an app to impress me and this app does all the fundamentals right. Like I could care less if an app can 360 windmill if it misses the slam dunk. This app doesn't miss. It nails the slam dunk then pulls up for 3 and nails that too. It’s dynamic enough to work with a jira team and can actually create Jira Issues as well promoted right from opsgenie. There’s your assist. This app also play in the paint and do all the little things that other apps hate to do. Tagging, Labeling, Prioritizing. Opsgenie is designed for Leaders as well. You want Michael Jordan? Watch ops genie keep the whole team in line with it’s “who’s on call” mode. You can easily take a look at who’s doing what. You want steals? How about this: It is an ABSOLUTE STEAL that this app is free. It should be on some premium plan but Thank God it isn’t or else I never would’ve found it and tried it. The name opsgenie really isn’t that attractive at first. Like I thought opsgenie was related to gamegenie (throwback for you guys who have seen the gaming industry since SEGA) but I quickly realized that opsgenie is called that because like a Genie 🧞♂️ it handles your wishes. Except it isn’t limited to JUST 3 wishes. Do your staff, your team and your business and yourself a favor and give opsgenie a shot. You won’t regret it. Use it for personal use as well. You don’t have to use it how they “tell you” to. Be creative. Also, another tip. Use Confluence app to keep your documentation in one place as well. For development use Jira or Trello (Jira is more connected to Confluence and Opsgenie). Atlassian has great tools and opsgenie is definitely my favorite. Thank you!
I like the interface it's easy to use and fairly well laid out. The reason I'm rating it low is the app is always signing me out. It seems like this occurred a few times a day when I was using the app. I got frustrated and uninstalled.
IOS devices have an issue with SSO logins and Opsgenie. IOS tends to open the ops genie site and not login via the application. Error received ID not found.
Awful experience, no one in our Enterprise can use this app do to Atlassian not developing the SSO integration with Atlassian Access. Terrible UX, sales misguided our teams when they sold us JSM.
If I'm on call and I see 67 problems... I'll start polishing my resume. Seriously though, when I'm on call, I usually know it. My primary use of the app is to see when I'm going to be on call next time; and it's impossible to do on the watch.
Opsgenie is a modern incident management platform for operating always-on services, empowering Dev & Ops teams to plan for service disruptions and stay in control during incidents. The Opsgenie Application for iOS delivers the power of the solution to your mobile devices. You can receive push notifications when alerts and incidents arise, take action directly from the application, understand the status of all known issues and manage your on-call responsibilities. Opsgenie for iOS is free for all Opsgenie customers and requires a subscription to Opsgenie service. Your Opsgenie administrator will send an invite via email for you to create an account. Once your account is created, you can log in to Opsgenie service from the iOS app with your Opsgenie username and password. You can view additional documentation at http://www.opsgenie.com/docs/dashboard/ios-app Features: * Customizable dashboards for responding to alerts and incidents faster * Ability to create alerts and incidents with ease * Easy access and response to alerts and incidents (Acknowledge, Close, Escalate to Next, Take Ownership, Snooze and many more) * Ability to execute custom actions on alerts and incidents (i.e ping, restart server, …) * Opsgenie-hosted audio & video conferencing (Incident Command Center) to effectively collaborate during incidents * Service Catalogs to identify and manage service units * Ability to track each service’s status via dedicated status pages * Ability to define & add responders and/or stakeholders to incidents * Ability to select multiple alerts/incidents and execute an action for all * Alert/Incident list pages supporting native swipe gestures for actions * Ability to save and reuse the searches previously defined in order to filter alerts and incidents * Who Is On-Call page which enables viewing all schedules and active rotations of the moment * User Directory that enables accessing all users and their contact information * Ability to easily contact users via phone call, SMS, email, and Skype * Ability to mute/unmute notifications * Ability to enable/disable notification preferences, notification rules and contact methods