Inflow - Manage your ADHD

Subscription is not able to manage via app but some other page. I agreed to free trial but then resigned and even if I do not have an active subscription in my apple account you’ve charged me for 200USD. I demand refund.

The app is quite nice structured and I enjoyed to use it. However, everything what this app gives you can be easily found in the internet for free so the price for the full version is ridiculous. If you don’t want to search the internet you can just buy a book for 15$ which is 1/3 of the a month subscription fee.

Hi I had app for 3 days. Good: in my opinion the app requires you to give a lot of information an is adjusted to your goals what makes is perfect. The lessons aren’t that long. Bad: you need to to pay for the app but all this information is available online. The app doesn’t give you means to implement the recommendations it is providing. So basically you need to really commit and make sure you remember and implement the recommendation.

Don’t download this app and don’t even try it. I had my trial 7 days free. But the day I I understood that I won’t use the app, so I unsubscribed. However they charged me 3 months payment! (I don’t know which plan on the earth is this!)

I am truly disappointed with the InFlow app. It's marketed as a tool to help people with ADHD, but in reality, it seems to prey on ADHD individuals as easy targets for scams. The subscription details are not shown in the App Store, leading to unexpected charges for subscriptions I did not want. The app itself is weak and fails to offer anything special or particularly helpful. To make matters worse, canceling the subscription is made unnecessarily difficult, adding to the frustration of users who already struggle with such tasks. Shame on you, InFlow!

That’s how InFlow was advertised to me - like Duolingo for people with ADHD. Fundamental difference being - Duolingo doesn’t require agreeing to a subscription to access its services. On Duolingo you make an account and then you can access access more content if you so desire (with the Duolingo Super). Here in InFlow I first had to provide all sorts of data about me before learning I can’t access anything before adding my payment method and agreeing to the (initially free) subscription. This information is given also only after creating an account, of which deletion was impossible or insanely hard from within the app and also not easy from a webpage version of the service (I only found a data & account deletion form after googling „inflow account delete”). Super not cool. Wasted 30 minutes of my life.

Be extremely cautious when subscribing, as the app may deceive you with a web browser interface during the subscription process, and later you won’t find it in iCloud subscriptions. It's a very suspicious moment. As for the app itself, it offers low-quality content with only general recommendations for each problem, such as 'take a deep breath.' That's all there is to it. It would hardly be worth paying $1 a month for.

I want to try free period and somehow I couldn’t sign in. I’ve checked many times in apple subscriptions - no, I wasn’t. And now suprise!!!! They charged me 47,99$!!!!! For what??? I didn’t even try free period and I wasn’t sign up, due to some kind of problem!! I’m deeply disappointed and I already called my bank to say these people are scammers

I'm sorry but putting an intentional ADHD tax (short subscription trial with yearly renewal) on an app THAT SHOULD HELP PEOPLE WITH ADHD is scummy. 7 day trial with a whooping 200 USD annual payment. No, thank you.

Can’t even try out the app without agreeing to a trial, which leads me to believe that there’s no free version. Not worth the ridiculous price