Safeco Mobile

This app appears to just embed a web browser of Safeco's mobile-friendly website. Aside from being able to use TouchID/FaceID to login, I don't think this app provides any functionality you couldn't get using the web browser on your phone. And the app is old enough it doesn't use the full screen dimensions on a modern iohobe, so the web browser actually works a little better.

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The logon screen would benefit from loading the email entry keyboard. After logging on, the opening is screen patently uninteresting and badly in need of an actual graphic designer. I suspected there might be trouble when I saw that the app only functions in portrait mode. I selected the view ID cards button and got to a screen with no ID cards. Looked around and saw a button that says ‘I’d like to...’. Correct me if I’m wrong but didn’t I already tell you what I want do just a few seconds ago??? So I’m in for a penny, in for a pound, I tap on it. Three layers in and still no cards. But there is a link to a pdf that says view/print. I’m thinking I finally arrived so I tap on it.I am directed to what looks like a home grown display of a two page document that is my cards. But it’s like a bad practical joke because this display has no user interface except fore a “done” link. What is most glaringly missing is any facility at all to print the document. So somebody tell me, why did I download this app. I am newly switched to Safeco and I am already questioning that decision. Maybe they keep their premiums low by skimping on the web development staff. Makes me wonder where else they skimp... well off to my laptop browser to see if the website is any better.

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Seems like the developers or Safeco forgot they have an app. The app hasn’t been updated to support iPhone X much less the XS and XS Max. Like other reviewers I cannot view my insurance card. I mean at a minimum the app should do that even it not full screen. Poor experience with the app and I hope that does not translate into a poor experience all around. My agent says they are a really good company. And Liberty Mutual is the parent so as long as I get great service and coverage then that’s more important but if I have to rate this app I’m finding it hard to even give it one star. Maybe half star is more realistic. I see no benefit in having this app take up valuable memory space on my phone.

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Terrible. They’re not ready to roll the app out, but they’re advertising it. First they’re letter doesn’t help you determine which app it is when you search the apps to download. Second, when you finally figure it out and get logged in your account your account information is not complete. You get some type of error message that your policy is not ready or available to view. Third, of the little information that’s there you cannot update some of it online. If you try to do so the app refers you to call your agent. What’s the point. I guess I’ll go on my app so it can tell me to call my agent. wow! They sure impressed me today.

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Imagine this, I’m in an accident, want to use this app, which I haven’t logged into in ages... just emailed I want the app the most, I’ve forgotten my password... I’m trying to talk to people, the app won’t work, gotta call people... or I want to check my policy... or... but the app doesn’t remember my password. The way banks handle this is they let you create a read/only account, and/or use iPhone’s fingerprint reader. No risk to anyone, and now I don’t have to remember a password. Now I *use* the app. I create aggressive passwords that protect me. The only risk is when phone is lost or stolen... but with 10 tried wrong passwords, phone erases itself or I can remotely erase manually, if my phone was stolen. Alternatively, you’ve incentivized me to pick weak, easy to remember passwords in order to use your app, which means I don’t use the app. Every major bank has a solution to this. You should also.