Jay Delgato

Sigh, yet another app I liked lost to a subscription business model. I fully appreciate that app developers need sustainable revenue. I'm happy to pay for upgrades every year, assuming they're reasonably priced. But I will never, EVER subscribe, where I lose access entirely if I choose not to pay. I'm OK with the transition you guys chose, where previous customers get access to everything...

See my comment below Pros: Great Idea Cons: Very early/unusable implementation

Checked out the app in southern manhattan. It's a great idea and much needed, but... could use some work. 1) There are WAAAAAAAAAAAAY too many categories, including some small regions that I literally have never heard of. Abruzzese? Alentejo? Algarve? Anago? Arroceria? And that is literally just from the first 2 pages of As. It's completely ridiculous. It takes 10+ seconds to scroll through...

Generally seems like a good idea, however the services are limited here in New York City, which renders the app not particularly useful. On the travel side it only has Lyft and "Flit" (?) for travel, missing the market-leader Uber and several others like Gett and Via. Would be great to see Arro support also for NYC taxis. On the food delivery side it has delivery.com and Yelp/eat24, but...