D&D Beyond

The app is great and synchs with the website content well. The glaring omission is the character builder. The website stores up to six characters but the app is useless for characters. It would be much more versatile even if it allowed access to one’s saved characters, even more if it incorporated the character builder.

The app worked great for a few days now I cant even open it. I get to the loading screen and that’s as far as I can get now. Please fix

The app doesn’t even open unless you wait on the loading screen for about 15 minutes. Worth the wait? Maybe. Or you could just hop on the browser site and get the I fo you need right away

I love the app, but even when I download Tasha’s Cauldron if I close the app after then the book disappears. Extremely frustrating

When it’s not crashing (using bookmarks crashes the app for me), it’s frustrating me with its terrible design. Why can’t I see a view of just the content I own in the compendium? What is the random sort order? Given that they're trying to push me to the marketplace, why are those pages so worthless? (Are the single sentence descriptions meant to be mysterious and intriguing?) Once I make it into a sourcebook, why doesn't the table of contents take me to the actual entry I click on? Etc etc etc

Can’t download or open any of my owned books

The lack of ability to actually use the app to record xp, add buffs/penalties from external sources, change out gear, or advance your character without having to access the website to make updates means you could just as well use only the website.

I’m able to open the app, but when I try to open any of the content, it crashes. I haven’t been able to read any of the content I’ve purchased since I downloaded the app.

Please update this and make it usable. You have the resources. We have all sunk lots of good money into you guys can we get a working app?

I love D&D Beyond. I’d hate to go back to running games without it. The app... not so much. There are a lot of problems here, most frustrating: bugged links, missing content/pages, crashes, missing features, and slow updates for new content. Using a mobile web browser to access the service is a better experience in almost every way. Too bad, really.