The Frontline app has been nothing but horrendous ever since I installed it 3 months ago.
Ghost notifications (the app notifies that there are jobs but then I get that blank "No jobs available" screen. Many times it has been this way.
It is also so glitchy and unpredictable.
About 20 minuts ago, I accepted a job at a school I have lots of prestige points with (aka good rep). via Frontline. Well, I accepted the job and got the confirmation number.
Guess what....for about 10 minutes, the job does not show on my list of scheduled jobs and even shows that it is available. I check on my district's email to see if it has been canceled, but no. It hasn't. Then I click on the "accept" button but states that another substitute has taken it (the oops notification).
I keep refreshing and no, the job is not in my schedule. It is not listed on SubAlert either.
Well, about 15 minutes later, the job finally is listed on my schedule.
It happened also a week ago when I got an assignment via Frontline. The same glitch. The same errors.
At least, for me, when we had Jobulator, I never got glitches, and the app, to me, was very easy to use and I could accept jobs very quickly, without any of the issues that are so present on the Frontline app. I REALLY, REALLY hope that SubAlert is not blocked because SubAlert has been FAR, FAR, FAR more effective for me. In fact, about 95 percent of my jobs have been obtained via SubAlert. Back when I started using smartphones in 2013 and got the Jobulator app, it was a great tool to have so I would not have to log on Subfinder. It was that effective.
When we switched to Aesop, I found it far more convenient to use, along with the Jobulator app. SubAlert and SubSideKick covered all bases and I could work every single day without any struggles.
Now that we are down to SubAlert and that Frontline app, it has gotten much harder to snag a job for me, but I still work every day.
If Frontline is going to block SubAlert as well, I really hope that Frontline polishes that app and makes it error and glitch free.