This application is just getting off the ground, but it is a fantastic idea. There is tremendous potential here and once more retailers sign on with this app, it will be one of the easiest ways to save money out there. Great work guys!

I have been waiting for this app forever... Can't wait to use it and see who the Yowza!! retailers who join up. The other Mobile Coupon apps just collect coupons for you... THIS ONE ROCKS! Yowza!! knows where you are and gives you deals that are near you RIGHT NOW! So you can use them. Hey, what a great idea! Thanks Yowza!!

This is amazing! Stores would be crazy not to jump on this, and I can't wait to see what stores you add next!

Impressive speedy interface. Small but impressive list of participants at launch. Will definately stick with this and watch the list grow and deals get even better as yowza matures.

Good job, Parkman! Not too many coupons in my area, but it is a great app!

With there model for bringing on more buisnesses this will only get better. Been wanting something like this for awhile.

Been waiting for a long time for this app and can't wait to start using it. Very excited at the potential and the great retailers that will join Yowza!

In a nearly falling to pieces economy, Yowza keeps your walet afloat! Simply the best money saver app around.

Finally!!!!! Bring on the savings!!!! Thanks greg and the rest involved in the creation of this wonderful app!!!!!

This is such an amazingly simple and absoultely practical way to SAVE MONEY. All you need to do is click the icon and BLAM! you can almost hear the money fall BACK in your pocket. Genius!!

This rocks! Can't wait to see who you add next! Say Sweetwater Musical Instruments perhaps! :-) I see Guitar Center is coming.

I've been waiting for this app for a long time. I was so excited when Greg Grunberg announced it was released. But after I powered it on, it only gave me one coupon for one retailer in my area. Needless to say, I was pretty disappointed. For the amount of hype, I'd figure they'd have more retailers lined up before they launched. I'll keep the app for now and hope to see more deals later.

I think this app has great potential, it just needs to broaden its scope. I was only able to find one store within a 15 mile radius of my location and when I checked other areas I frequent I found nothing. I realize this is only the first version of the app, I just hope that Greg and the others are able to follow through on what we're all hoping for here. If they do, it will definitely be a 5-star app, so far it's not quite there yet.

Okay, this app sounds great. I would say it has to be used in a big city. Yet I live in one and the only thing is that when I logged on, it only had one store. Finish line. I noticed on the pictures of the preview on iTunes; it displayed stores like "Target". I have a Target, where are my savings? I'm standing in front of the door to target and,..... nothing. Oh and one last thing, why does it need my age and gender? Are we age and gender profiling now? Thanks guys, what if my Grandmother needed me to save something for her? or my Uncle ? Or my little niece thats 4? or possibly my Sisters baby? I'm pretty sure that three of those people don't need Finish Line shoes. I'm also pretty sure that my age should have nothing to do with me being able to look at ALL the savings. I hope this is not the case or the reason why you verified any of that information.

I live in Denver, and did a 15-mile radius search and the only thing that came up was The Container Store. Very lame! I deleted the application because it serves no use.

Doesn't crash when open but needs to get serious about having more coupons available from a wider group of restaurants to retail stores.

Nice thought but only finish line showed up. Once more stores join then it'll be great but until then just a waste

One store in Washington state. Is Finish Line the only store onboard?

The screenshots show a bunch of stores including Target, but the only coupon in my area (15 mile radius) is for Finish Line. I live in a medium sized city and there is a Target 2 miles from my house. What gives?

I'm an open person but why launch an app that has one store in most areas. I did a search for all the places I travel to and Finish line is the only store that came up. Lame. I hope stores jump on but it was a bad idea to launch early because a lot of people are going to delete this app once they realize there are no decent deals. I have it two stars because the name is catchy and "Matt Parkman" is a co-owner.

Great use of iphone give them time add stores An stores need work with app maker be. On it

Not much in the NY area yet, but Yowza needs time to grow...there's major potential for a killer app here.

I'd like to be able to input a zip code. I have location services off to conserve battery.

Great idea, now just need lots of major retailers to hop on board - coming soon, I'm sure.

Too many of the places (& there weren't many) that it found offered no discounts. They were just ads. Sorry. If Yowza! Wants to be taken seriously by the coupon community, EVERY losing needs to be a specialized discount. It's the equivelent of getting a 20% coupon to Bed Bath & Beyond inside the Entertainment book. Why?

Same comment as other here have - I only show two locations for a single store (Finish Line - is this their only participating store so far?) - so hopefully there will be a LOT more, which will be needed to make this useful at all.

Great idea but right there is not much on it right now. And Alls I get our codes I haven't found 1 coupon with a barcode

Simply a fantastic idea. Now all you need are some good old-fashioned sales reps to get enough merchants on-board.

This has the potential to be an everyday use app. The interface looks nice and is easy to use. But with only one store near me in the NY area it's a little dissapointing. Let's get some more merchants to sign up!!

Just saw this on geekbrief.tv. What a great idea and has a lot of potential. I only see on store in my search and I'm in the middle of phoenix. Keep up the good work.

I'm sure this app is brand new and still getting content on board, but I live in NYC and there is not a single piece of content yet. Come on... Don't roll out an app that offers nothing in the greatest commercial capital on earth!

Saw this on GeekBrief.tv great idea. Would love for more local businesses to join.

This app will grow to be great

This app's concept is straight-up genius. When I first got yowza last week, it had 3 nearby locations - one of them I saved $10 at. To date I've saved nearly $70 and the people in the stores are always like "oh let me see that" when I show them the coupons. I checked today and there are more than 50 places in the system including a few mom&pop stores, golf courses, lotsa stuff. I wish the search -especially the zip code search- was a little more optimized for performance; it takes awhile for search results to load, and it gives the appearance that there were no results.

How incredible is this! Works like a charm!

I can see where things like Yowza!! are going to take off running. It has fantastic marketing (Greg Grunberg from Heroes is a co-creator) and the interface is stellar. The only thing everyone including myself if waiting for are more merchants. I personally do not shop much but with having an application like this with me everywhere I may find an awesome deal at a store I normally wouldn't shop in. Yowza!! FTW!!

Before I found out about this app I talked to my mom about using a coupon I got in an email on my iPod as is. I said I thought that would be so cool to use a coupon without clipping paper. Save the trees and the moolah! Yay! It's so ingenious! With enough time every company will sign up with yowza and clipping coupons will be a thing of the past. The future is here with this app people! Download it. It's FREE!

Interface is amazing. I know you guys are new but there really needs to be more content. Says a lot for the functionality that I'm keeping this even though it's incomplete. Good work guys!!

My first time using this coupon and it did not work. I went to a local Pier 1 Imports store, bought some stuff and the total came above $30. Yowza showed me a coupon of $10 off of $30 or more purchase for this store. When I showed the coupon to cashier, they did not accept it at all. I am not sure how Yowza gets these coupons or of they work individually with these stores on discount coupons but I wasn't happy with this. I tried to explain to the store supervisor but they did not accept the coupon at all. It was a waste of my time, their time and probably other people's time who downloaded this app and relying on the coupons this app provides. How does Yowza!!! plan to correct these things?

Pro: Free, great customer service resonse, easy to use, & easy to explain. Con: Currently limited coupons, limited search radius, & hard to bring up to store owners/managers. A few local store owners said they would look into working with Yowza! in the future. The search radius could be slightly larger, to show those who don't live in the cities or those who live in larger cities the deals before leaving home. Consumers should attempt to talk with store managers or owners about Yowaz! to help spread the savings. You could also bring up the growing number of iPhone/iPod touch users & that it'd be very eco-friendly to use Yowza! by using paperless coupons.

It does exactly what it says it does, SAVES ME MONEY. And it's free. I love the new features in Version 2.0. Love Tweeting my savings to my friends. I also love checking for new stores and I have even encouraged my local favorites to list deals with Yowza!! Thanks for such an easy app and one that has just about paid for my iPhone in savings.

This app is the greatest thing since sliced bread.

There are very few cupons available and is really only useful if you leave in a major city (NYC, LA, Chicago, etc.)

I gave this 3 stars because I like the idea and I think it has potential. Unfortunately, there are 0 stores/deals listed in my area (Minneapolis). It was free so I don't feel cheated but I'll uninstall it so I have the space on my phone. One thing that bothers me: The age/gender questions used to provide "better" and "more relevant" deals. I would rather have an option to view all deals and preferences that let me filter out those I'm not interested in. I don't want the app deciding for me what I won't be interested in.

I'm not sure what the use is of having the ability to search or add favorite stores in the new version. I only get 4 stores that show up at the largest radius. And two of those don't even offer coupons, just "deals" that they have all the time, like financing deals. After lsiyening to them talk about all the national companies they were in talks with, I'm really disappointed that 6? Months later, still nothing. Maybe if you're in LA or NYC, you'll get a decent selection of stores. Otherwise, the app really doesn't really do anything useful...

I have had this app for several months and have waited a long time to use it. Finally the day came where I could use it at Sports Authority. (1 of the only stores to offer a coupon) I got my item to purchase (A The North Face backpack), walked up to check out and pulled out my iPhone, the checker had never received such a coupon, so she tried typing in the code. Sure enough I couldn't even use the coupon with the item I was purchasing. There was a restriction on the coupon, which isn't Yowza's fault except that they put a coupon that had major restrictions on the app. It was rather embarrassing to pull out my iPhone thinking I would save $10 bucks, but to my surprise had to walk away $10 poorer. I then noticed a letter that stated that most major brand items did not work with any coupon. It makes no sense when most major brand items are what people want to save money on. Why put useless coupons on your app? I have now taken the app off my phone and will never try this again until I hear that there are actually good deals that work. I highly recommend you not waist your time or the 1.2 mb of space on your iPhone.

I saw on guitarcenter.com that thy added discounts with yowza. Was going buy a bunch of audio equipmnt and it saved me 50 bucks. Awesome app if you visit guitar center.

This is similar to another iPhone app, Cellfire. Both apps have one major problem, though - they don't include a way to hold the listed companies accountable for not accepting coupons. What these apps need is a built-in listing for each listed company's customer service numbers, or even an automated form, to allow users to report specific stores that aren't accepting the coupons. In Yowza's defense, they do list an email address for reporting this in the FAQ on their website, but it really needs to be built right into the app.