The writing is fantastic. It doesn’t matter what I read, a story about climate change, or effects of travel on our bodies. Everything is written to keep your attention and to most of all, educate. The photography is, of course, breathtaking! This is what I remember from my parents NatGeo magazines as a kid.

Articles in the widget need to refresh more frequently. The same four articles have displayed all week, significantly diminishing the usefulness of having a widget. Perhaps include articles from the past, if you’ve run out of “most recent” articles to display. Ideally, after an article in the widget has been clicked/read, it would no longer display in the widget and be replaced by a different article. I’d rather see more frequent refreshes, even if they are older articles, than simply see the latest published.

I click on a notification and as soon as the article opens there is a pop up with an arrow to go to a different article. There doesn’t seem to be a way to “silence” or clear it without clicking it, going to that article, and figuring out how to find the original article, since back rarely takes me near it. Please allow an “x” or swipe to clear it.

I previously found the lack of a translation feature troubling, as it hindered my full engagement. Remarkably, within a day of sending my feedback email, you implemented this much-needed improvement. I am delighted with your responsiveness and thank you for making the Nat Geo App more accessible to readers worldwide.

I love it! The excitement I had from looking through the magazines when I was younger has been rekindled and rediscovered. Very grateful for this app❤️ Thank you Nat Geo!

I flipping love this app 😑

I love to take the time to read the thorough and often interactive articles on a weekly basis. There are links to more information and the photographs are wonderful.

As mentioned in the title, Just need a way that i could read with two pages up. The book contains full landscape information, but I could only read it half by half, that’s just sad. The quality is good though.

The work of National Geographic is indispensable in keeping current the understanding of the constantly evolving discoveries of modern science in the fields of archaeology and anthropology. There is simply no replacement for National Geographic. As a member for over 5 decades, I simply cannot imagine a world of comprehensive knowledge without National Geographic.

Don’t get me wrong, I love most of the never ending content in the Nat Geo app. However, it could be a bit using a lot more of the latest technologies starting with something as simple as a way to track all the articles read. I feel like it’s too generic and needs options to personalize and optimize content searching.