How to Do Competitor Research (Without Wasting Three Weeks on It)
To do competitor research, you list the products people compare you to, collect their public evidence (pricing pages, changelogs, app store reviews, support...
Microsoft Teams·App Store
3 product opportunities discovered from Microsoft Teams user pain points
Review2Idea collects user reviews from app stores, clusters pain points using AI embeddings, and evaluates product opportunities through multiple AI cognitive frameworks (modeled after well-known innovators). Scores represent AI-assessed potential, not financial advice.
Based on 300 reviews · Avg rating 1.4★
GARBAGE
I had unfortunate experience of needing to download this to attend an IEP meeting. It took approximately five hundred years to download the app, then create an account I’ll never use again since Micro...
Elissabryn · Mar 24, 2026
Refuses to join calls without being able to scan my network, ignores quiet hours.
This app, from a multibillion dollar company, refuses to join calls without being able to scan my network. This is NOT NEEDED and a privacy concern. You run just fine on LTE, so you don't need to scan...
boyfromthedwarf9 · Aug 11, 2026
Literally throwing my phone out of frustration
I have been trying to type and send a comment 5 times and this garbage apps keeps closing the channel tab I’m in. Beyond frustrated with this absolute trash piece of software. How hard is it to let a ...
human98765321 · Apr 12, 2026
One big bug. And lack of one critical feature
Teams on the iPhone is a great idea especially since it syncs to the enterprise Teams. However, recently an issue has cropped up and refuses to go away. The Teams app shows unread messages (a number a...
ArifKhan · Jun 6, 2026
Horrible Notification system
All very famous and commonly used, but has one very important flaw which seems never intended to be fixed, it completely doesn’t respect if you already saw the notification on Desktop for mobile and V...
crazy hobbit · May 15, 2026
Laughable
You get one message from someone and boom that becomes 5 notifications. Oh and you can’t see those 5 non existent notifications unless you click “catch up”. Just show it to me in the actual chat. Chop...
sdowney1212 · Jul 23, 2026
Lack of keyboard shortcuts in meetings create accessibility barriers
I’m giving it zero stars since you cannot currently mute or unmute, raise your hand, or turn your camera off via keyboard. I am a VoiceOver user, and while I am perfectly capable of double tapping the...
mirnitica · Apr 19, 2026
Impossibly bad at the simplest things
I have no idea how it’s possible for an app in 2026 designed by a company with as many resources as Microsoft to be this dysfunctional. The app is just impossibly slow on the phone. It takes several m...
dare you to respond. · Apr 16, 2026
Congratulations!
I was impressed when Microsoft bought Skype and started by immediately removing the ability to quickly search for old messages, rendering the most important feature useless. The move to Teams came wi...
Christopher-SZ · May 18, 2026
Unreliable for tutoring
I have been using Microsoft Teams for a while now for tutoring when my students are not able to meet in person. It used to work reliably enough compared to the other apps. However, I can no longer get...
Beautiful_Things · Mar 25, 2026
A lightweight companion app that syncs your Teams presence and unread badges across all devices in real time, so the number you see is always the actual number. No more opening Teams to find zero unread messages after the badge said forty-seven.
A device-trusted auth broker that handles MFA once per device per day, then silently signs you into Teams, Outlook, and SharePoint without prompts. You stay secure, your phone stops buzzing 40 times a day.
A meeting tool that trusts your device after the first sign-in, so you can actually join calls on time. No MFA popups, no passkey re-prompts, no 'verify it's really you' right when the meeting is starting.
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Evaluations are AI-generated using publicly available cognitive frameworks and do not represent the actual opinions of the individuals referenced.
To do competitor research, you list the products people compare you to, collect their public evidence (pricing pages, changelogs, app store reviews, support...
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