This is the first "universal" app I've used and I now see that the flak Microsoft gets over these cruddy applications is well deserved. I've got a file in a folder on my desktop, I want to crop it, then save it back. With 30 years in software development I can't figure it out in this app. First thing it does after launch is display a modal dialog telling me to import a file or connect a camera. That makes no sense. Does Microsoft Word display a modal dialog saying "Open a file or make a new one" that has to be closed before I can use it? Maybe Internet Explorer should start with a modal dialog saying "Please visit a web site" that I have to hit OK to.

After I import, I can't save it anywhere. I can save it to meaningless things like "Gallery" -- What the heck is GALLERY on a Windows computer? I almost understand why it's so limiting on the smartphone, but... this... what... the...???? So I saved it with a funny name, then searched my whole hard drive, and determined that "Gallery" means the "My Pictures" folder. *facepalm* You can't even use consistent terminology on your own dang platform.

can't figure out what the icons are except by clicking them. I guess a check mark is... save... unlike any other GUI out there? Is there an undo? Doesn't seem to be. Microsoft puts out UI guidelines that require apps to have an undo or they don't get the Windows logo on them. I guess those days are gone since even your own apps don't follow your own UI guidelines. Let's try hovering over the buttons, maybe that will display the text... no... that doesn't work... Ahh, the hamburger button displays the button text! Like no application ever made except this one!

I love Office Lens for Android. It has all these awful limitations, and more, but it is a really useful tool that implements a nifty algorithm for aligning documents of photos & whiteboards. But the Windows version is confusing. Please stop doing this.