Quigital TransitDesk

I tried Quigital TransitDesk on the 7:30 Route 12 bus. The clamp-on desk wobbled, the app forced a “focus block” just as the bus detoured, and its cloud autosave froze without offline mode. A sudden stop flipped the tray, dumped coffee on my laptop, and my draft essay vanished. The Bluetooth keyboard kept disconnecting, support blamed “transit variability,” and I arrived late, nauseous, and empty-handed. It turns commuting chaos into productivity theater, then bills you for the mess

I booked a Quigital TransitDesk “focus route” to finish a lab report. The bus got rerouted, the seat-desk latch failed, sending my laptop sliding into the aisle and my coffee into my bag. The promised Wi‑Fi dropped for 40 minutes, and the app locked my notes to GPS, so when the driver short-turned, I lost access mid-edit. Noise-cancelling “zones” were just stickers; a toddler screamed beside me. Support blamed the transit authority and refused a refund. I arrived late, nauseous, and empty-handed