Blind - Professional Community

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.6 13422 ratings · App Store

1. 3/5Buggy navigation

   My review is for how the app functions, not Blind as a platform. That said, the app has a lot of annoying bugs. When scrolling, it will randomly pop up whatever ad is in screen as if you tapped it, even if you didn’t tap it. Also, if you try to tap a specific post, sometimes it will bring up a post a few spots above the one you tapped as if you tapped much higher on your screen. Exiting the post and tapping the same post will bring you to the correct one. Sometimes, when you exit a post, the screen won’t change but if you tap the screen again, it will bring up a new post as if you were on the main page, even though the screen itself didn't update. All of these bugs make me think that the developers have not properly designed the interface for the app. It's still usable but very annoying to navigate since these bugs occur near constantly.

   bpryan99 · 30 Aug 2026

2. 3/5Interesting concept, not well thought through

   Very interesting idea and the thought behind it is good, but not actually very well thought through at all. Anonymity is great to spark real conversations, but it is also a breeding place for name calling and very toxic behavior. Once you’re in on your company’s board, you are there forever. Blind does nothing in the way of continued (yearly?) verifications, which means your company group is a good portion of former jilted employees there just to get a rise out of others, rather than participate in constructive conversations. This is probably its biggest flaw. It’s an easy fix, but there doesn’t seem to be any interest in actually facilitating truly constructive conversations as they state. A bunch of culture and engagement buzzwords, but really just a place to breed workplace toxicity.

   Stellarguy · 30 Aug 2026

3. 2/5Good idea, but toxic culture with limited moderation

   Similar to what a lot of others are reporting, think of this as an anonymous mob mentality culture app. It brings out the bad side of people who think cutting down other responses is a way of life. Trolls are in every post. For those that ask genuine salary or culture questions, there may be some good and sound advice, however not without filtering dozens of sarcastic or rude comments to get to helpful info. App features have improved, which is cool to see - 4 stars in that area with some room to improve (I still get random error messages, etc). Points are interesting feature. DM could be good to reach people who have genuine Q&A. However, I can’t give a high rating until the team figures out a better way to reduce/remove trolling and turn this back into a community that can openly discuss items in a more respectful way (even when disagreeing).

   salseattle · 30 Aug 2026

4. 1/5Only for upper management

   I work security and thought this would be a great way to vent with the other several thousand employees my employer has. However, you have to have a work email. This is flawed for several reasons. 1. IT can and will see and find the email you get, 2. Most Employees do NOT have a work email that isn’t from a service provider like Google, Yahoo, Outlook, etc. this makes it more for those that work in the office/upper management to have access to. This app will fail as it does not have the reach it could have by allowing anyone to join. Censorship You seem to have. A lot of filtered words and phrases. I find that incredibly odd for an app meant to be anonymous and offers itself as a “gossip” app. Restrictive Without a proper “work” email you can only read. You isolate lower ranked workers from discussions by having this ridiculous rule. Even if LinkedIn authentification actually worked, you still can’t speak or have access to all the features. Overview: With all the limitations I would steer clear of this. The only reason to add all these restrictions in my opinion is for data gathering and 3rd party selling. Most jobs have a clause prohibiting you from gossiping or malicious behaviors and an email from this app could easily be seen by an employer who is aware of it to terminate you because of how it’s advertised as a “gossip” app. Work email authentication is a very ridiculous idea and from a “social” app point of view restricts the app to basically no one to talk to in small office settings.

   frankinkstein · 30 Aug 2026

5. 1/5Toxic Environment and Cyberbullying

   I like the concept of the app in bringing together people from different workplaces to ask work-related questions but often times I saw many mean and unhelpful comments to questions that were simply seeking help. Unlike reddit and other chat communities, Blind doesn’t seem to have any enforced rules for trolling and harsh comments. I had this app for about 2 weeks and decided to delete it because I was sick of seeing people post harsh comments and supporting other harsh comments that simply amounts to cyberbullying. Although, this was not always the case, it happened regularly to the point that I saw it in almost every other post. I think having an app that connects people together for asking work related advice anonymously is nice. However, if you were to build a good and truly helpful community, I believe having enforceable rules to prevent cyberbullying and create a supportive environment is absolutely necessary for making the app experience better.

   Mewmmstar · 30 Aug 2026

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