Image Credits:<\/strong> ETA<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

ETA hasn\u2019t radically evolved over the past several years in terms of its user interface and feature set \u2014 beyond taking advantage of platform improvements and updated design guidelines, that is. At its core, ETA is still very much the simple location dashboard it always was, an at-a-glance style utility, built to serve a single purpose, which often made the app preferable to a maps app for starting to plan your journey.<\/p>\n

The developers have also been quick to adopt various iOS and watchOS updates, like the support for widgets and complications that let you more easily track travel times without even having to open the app.<\/p>\n

Despite this, ETA remains something of an under-the-radar App Store find. Because of its various bugs (and sometimes user errors) over the years, the app\u2019s 3.8-star rating may cause some to overlook it. But developers are responsive to complaints and the app\u2019s staying power is a testament to its adoption among a loyal set of customers. The company notes it\u2019s had over 100,000 paying customers since its 2014 debut, which for their purposes is a success.<\/p>\n

We have to add that the app is also the now-rare paid download that doesn\u2019t bug you for a subscription after you\u2019ve paid the initial $4.99 fee. It\u2019s refreshing.<\/p>\n