This app logs me out mid-article if I lose service making it borderline impossible to use during my commute. Disappointed as a subscriber.

NYR has the best contemporary writing - essays on books, painting, music or philosophy. The app just brings it together in an easy to read format and does an excellent job

This app makes reading the paper so easy. Everything is organized clearly, easy to find and if you don’t finish a particular article the app saves your places so you can go back next time and pick up right where you left off. Never had a single problem.

Required Reading For Inquisitive Minds

Excellent worth the money worth the time thank you

The search function is almost completely useless; you can enter the precise title of an older article and the search menu still won’t find it. Furthermore, subscriptions purchased through the app do not grant access to the website for some unknown reason. NYRB has some excellent articles, but this app is so bad and their policy decisions are so nonsensical that I will never support them again.

It's almost as if the app developers do not read and still have perfect eyesight: (1) The font-size settings are unusable. (2) The PDFs are good, but the bookmark function doesn't work in them. I could still live with that if I could move the PDF to a better reader, but the files are locked inside the app. (3) The PDF tables of contents entries do not link to the pages on which the articles are, and I don't see a way to jump to a specific page number. (4) Who develops an app with a name that gets truncated on the screen? Do the deciders actually use the app?

Sorry but tPad doesn’t do it.

No American publication covers as much ground, whether it’s current events, the arts , literature new and old.

There are so many better ways to navigate a PDF document. Please update is app to modern technologies.