Needs a update

I’ve used Petro path over the last two years and my only complaint is that I wish they had a way of saving multiple searches. My company has multiple chemicals on different locations and it would be nice to separate them out per chemical or by route within the company we service.

Petro Path has always paused my music that’s playing when I open it, which is annoying but bearable. However after a recent update the app constantly non stop asks you to let it have access to your location in the background. If you don’t want it to and say no it just constantly asks you nonstop until you say yes. And now when using Petro path whenever I switch to a different app (doesn’t matter what app) for a second my music pauses, which is INSANELY annoying. I’ll probably switch to well site navigator. And you probably should too.

I bought a new phone and I am unable to open the app or to use the services on Petro Path at this time because of the new phone there is no access to update it to this phone. Trying to get a refund right now.

This app will allow you to purchase through the App Store. Works about a month, then says subscription is expired every time you try to open it, while the whole time it’s collecting your 19.99 per month through Apple Pay. Customer service email provided in app falls on deaf ears as well.

I don’t like the gps voice telling me where to go, the mute option in the app doesn’t do anything so I’m constantly having my podcasts and music interrupted by an obnoxious voice giving me directions. I prefer my maps to be silent. Other than that new issue I love the app. Would be 5 stars otherwise

App not working right now. Saying error. Deleted and downloaded multiple times. I need this back up and running. It’s a must.

App won’t work says error encountered

This app is rarely ever updated. There are better options available. I will not be renewing my subscription.

It would be easier and safer, if this app was compatible with Apple CarPlay. I’m not a fan of having to constantly take my eyes off the road to look at my phone screen to see where I’m going