The previous library app worked well on the iPad. This new version is really just the iPhone version and looks ridiculous on the iPad. It doesn’t turn landscape, and doesn’t fit the screen even in portrait. It’s a fail for me
It’s honestly not too bad. I like that the home page has all the info I need within a single click. From a perspective of inclusion, I like that almost every every option has an image or an icon paired with the word. This makes the app feel more user-friendly. I wish the TCCL library system tracked my checkouts for longer than when I “opted-in” but that’s a separate issue. 4/5 stars 👍🏻
Previous versions of apps the library used worked well but we can’t figure out how to actually download and listen to any audiobooks. This is the primary use we have for the app.
Wow. This app is a literal downgrade in every way imaginable compared to the Overdrive/Libby app. Luckily, Libby has a web app at libbyapp.com so I can uninstall this, but unless they remake this app from the ground up, I can’t ever see myself giving it a rating higher than 1 star.
The Tulsa City County Library app is your portal to the library's services from your mobile devices. Check your account, search and browse the catalog, request an item, use your digital library card, renew items and get the latest recommended reads suggestions. Summary and detailed descriptions are at your fingertips, plus reviews and lists of similar items or authors. All our events are shown and you can filter by location, age and event type. Want to check whether we have a book you've just seen in a cafe? You can scan the book's barcode and we'll check whether any branches have it. And if not you can request we purchase it. See all our locations and find the nearest branch to where you are. You can see opening hours at a glance and get directions to any of our branches. Access digital content - ebooks, audiobooks, music, movies, magazines and more.
