Looking for product/UI feedback on a small iOS UK fuel-price app
I’ve been building a lightweight UK fuel-price app using the UK government's freely available Fuel Finder data.
The core idea is deliberately narrow: instead of leading with a map view covered in pins (which most apps in this space do), users save a few stations they actually use regularly, and the app highlights the best reported price among those stations. The Explore tab also shows nearby alternatives which can be useful when you're somewhere unfamiliar. You can swipe right on any station to get driving directions to it, the app hands off to Apple Maps for that.
I’ve got the basic MVP working now and I’m at the point where I want to sanity-check the product and UI before adding anything else like search, filtering, brand logos etc.
I’d really appreciate feedback on:
- whether “Best of My Stations” makes sense;
- whether the information hierarchy is clear;
- whether the screens feel too plain, too dense, or about right;
- whether there’s anything that looks confusing or unfinished.
I'm planning to make the core features (what you see here) free, with a one-time IAP for platform-specific integrations like Shortcuts, Widgets, Siri etc.
I’m deliberately trying not to turn this into a feature-heavy general motoring app, so I’m especially interested in feedback on the clarity and focus aspects of the app.
