Journi Books - Photo Book for iOS
Journi Books – Photo Book is just an app that will help you arrange hundreds if not thousands of your beautiful photos into one stylish, ready-to-print photo book. A nice little way to collect your memories in one place with no effort whatsoever. But be aware of the bugs that are going to follow you on the way.
- August 2, 2018
- Install the app.
- Tap on ‘Register with Email’.
- Fill in the fields with the valid data.
- Tap on ‘Register’.
iPhone 6s (iOS 11.4)
Registration is successful, but the main page is opened empty.
Registration is successful and the main page is opened.
- Tap on ‘Register with Email’.
- Fill in any field with a lot of text.
iPhone 6s (iOS 11.4)
Text overlays an ‘X’ button.
There is some space between the entered text and an ‘X’ button.
Profile photo is not set.
- Open a ‘Profile’ page.
- Tap on a photo.
- Choose a photo from the gallery.
- Tap on an ‘X’ button in the upper side of a page.
iPhone 6s (iOS 11.4)
Chosen photo is saved in a profile.
Chosen photo is not saved in a profile.
- Turn ON the Airplane mode.
- Open an ‘Account’ page.
- Tap on ‘Earn Credits’.
iPhone 6s (iOS 11.4)
The page is opened with no ‘Social network’ icons.
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