Woohoo, kerv finally arrived

Backed this and have still not received it. Backer site still down and no replies to any communications.

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Have you tried contacting kerv support? I found them responsive: support@kerv.com

Thanks for coming back so quick, but I’ve tried a couple of times and only get the automated reply.

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Did you ever get anywhere?

My first ring broke, they replaced it for free, but after weeks and weeks of saying ā€˜we’ll post one this week’ I finally got a replacement in the post :slight_smile:

@DaveTMG have you been able to view your TFL journeys on the TFL site? I linked the ā€˜virtual card’, but the journeys don’t show up. It seems the ring has a different ID, but I can’t view full ID on their website. Have you tried this?

I’ve had real issues using it on TFL as I originally tried to use it before it was fully activated and managed to get it locked by TFL. I don’t go into London enough to get it sorted…

So has it been worth it?

bPay is better as you can view full PAN and CCV online for setting up TfL account

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Yeah that’s what I’d want but unfortunately I don’t like any of the bpay dongles :frowning:

I’ve only had it for a few days. So far I love the hardware, and it’s worked flawlessly, worth it from that perspective. Unfortunately their website is terrible… I’ll probably make a mobile app for it when I have a bit of time

They now have a key ring, a watch strap dongle, two colours of bracelet, and two colours of sticker. But they considering premium options at the moment

Hum… Non-starter for me as I only wear a wedding band - does it really look as much as a kid’s toy as the pictures suggest?

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the kerv looked like a ring my kid got from a xmas cracker so I sent it back

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I do like it, and it gets attention most places I use it.

But the web site is dreadful - the transaction information very skimpy, and it fails often enough that you couldn’t rely on it without a back up.

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Having same issue. No payment or journey history on TFL website. TFl told me to remove and re-add the card but I don’t think this will solve it.

Yeah that’s because the kerv ring is a separate device to the virtual card, so linking the virtual card doesn’t give you travel history for the ring.

I asked Kerv about it - they tell me this functionality is on the way, but I don’t know when.

Thanks, no point in contacting TFL again then.

Doesn’t look like Kerv have a big dev team or they’d have an app so I’ll not hold my breath for it. Logging in via the mobile website it laborious. I contacted their support and offered to create an Alexa skill for them to check the card balance but they didn’t get back to me. ā€œAlexa, ask Kerv what my balance is?ā€ Their website it built in Umbraco so it would be straightforward to add a WebApiController and implement account linking with the alexa.

Yeah I was sick of it so I started building a mobile app on the weekend. You can login and view transactions but it’s pretty basic and buggy - already more user friendly than their mobile website though

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Did you just screen scrape the balance?

Yeah, and there’s an Ajax endpoint they use when you switch devices on the transactions page so using that for transaction data

@anon90869057 and @DaveTMG (and anyone else) if you happen to be on Android, I published my Kerv app at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.geoffp.Kerv

It’s quite limited, and I have no graphic design skills whatsoever, but you might find it useful. If you’re on iOS, I’m planning to port it over when I get some time.

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