Stability is good. I would rate it a seven or eight out of ten. There is room for improvement. Sometimes, devices go offline and some features are not functioning on some devices, specifically on iOS. On Android, it is stable.

The platform is pretty stable and secure. There have not been any security issues. They are ISO compliant. So, stability has never been an issue. Sometimes, we do face downtime, but most of the time, it is triggered by issues on our end.

The solution lags all the time. For example, they give us a device for Samsung Galaxy. When we open any application inside that device and interact by pressing or swiping up, it takes seven to nine seconds for the device to react.

The stability of HeadSpin could improve because sometimes the devices are offline because of the downtime they have due to maintenance. The performance can be reduced.

HeadSpin runs constantly, but its stability depends on the service provider. If there is an issue, it may likely be the internet which could lead to a disconnection.

However, the performance of HeadSpin primarily depends on the hardware. For example, if you have to charge the mobile continuously, the battery can worsen and stop performing. Therefore, rather than putting the hardware in a mobile, it should be in a mini-computer.

It's stable and I have not had any problems.