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Sure, the work involved in handling client needs and geodata often justifies a high price tag, but anyone in the know can tell it’s overpriced just by watching the video demo. Honestly, though... $800 for an app that generates geodata? $2,000 for the source code? There’s premium geodata out there—really good stuff—selling for a fraction of that. The simulator works fine, but I doubt it reflects real-world use cases. Where is the actual test of the geodata inside the emulator—with debugging enabled and the geodata grid visible—using the data supposedly generated by the app? I don't like putting a price on other people's work, but this is a total scam; you don't need to be a genius to see it. Going from a guy who just sold off-the-shelf packages and source code—which likely weren't even his to begin with (like most of them)—straight to such a complex app? No way. -
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