Intch

poor app design. very weird way of matching people. any meaningful connection is hidden behind boatloads of useless question. fraudulent pricing and customer support. stay away.

Great networking tool

Give me money, before I even show you any value. I don't think so. Prove you can supply opportunities and we have a conversation. You would think as a start-up (I hope, rather than an out right scam) thry would get that asking the little guy for money from day 1 will not build the network they need. I've see way better examples or remote working/side hustle apps than this fail. Don't waste your time, it won't be here in 6 months.

Anyone who has viewed lots of similar ads over time will rightly be very wary of a site that offers nothing until you've paid up. I was almost tempted to spend money, until I saw other negative reviews here and decided to take a deep breath and look again at Intch. Second time round, I decided it's a hook'em and reel them in type of site, especially when none of the "positive reviews" provide any detail to show they are genuine, meaningful reviews. If that impression is wrong, then Intch have only themselves to blame and need to do some serious work to prove their worth.

As a product manager, I have identified so many dark patterns during the onboarding, I am not even curious to pay for the subscription to validate my assumptions about them. Reading all the other comments from people who purchased, I realized all the red flags are real. No platform offering real value will hide behind a pay wall.

Kind scammy that they ask for a subscription without showcasing what kind of offerings they have in their platform - I feel it's misleading or a scam.

I have been using Intch more than a year, great app. I hope they will move to native IOS language for IOS app, sometimes app is bit slow

Good networking platform.

I'm here after receiving their email “Discover remote side projects”: which goes to a subscription form that has some kind of UX dark patterns to catch the user without providing the real advantages of the service. I can't pay for something based only on a description of checkmarking my pain points, without examples of how the service works and may benefit me.