Background: Cruise ships are generally a zone where everyone should turn off data roaming on their phones because of the inordinate cost of accessing the Internet using your cell phone on-board. However, nowadays most major ships, including Princess, have ship-wide wifi. On Princess ships, once you connect to the wifi network, it allow you (for free) to view cruise events, schedules, etc. This is very handy. However, if you want to access other websites, your email, or anything else on the Internet, you must purchase paid minutes. I suspect most people don’t bother since it is slow and expensive. However, on big cruise ships, a major problem is getting separated from your group and not being able to communicate with them. Thus, being able to quickly message them would be a boon. Cruise ship companies know this. This app has a very promising feature set - using only the *free* version of the ships wifi network you can communicate with anyone else on-board via text messages. The app is basically just a front-end to a website i.e. it stores your user name and password and then it opens a page in Safari on your iPhone. The *critical* feature of the app is supposed to be push notifications, where, when you’re lazing on-deck around the pool, you’ll get an audio alert or a vibration when someone has messaged you. You are also supposed to get a notifications screen alert so you can quickly see you have an unread message when your phone is sleeping and you hit the home button. But, in this version, PUSH NOTIFICATIONS DO NOT WORK!!! This essentially renders the app mostly useless in my opinion, since who wants to spend 30 seconds every few minutes to log into a webpage to see if you have a message? Until Princess fixes this, I do not recommend this “app”. Once they fix this, it will be useful.