Mightier

Yea mightier is a good app but takes up so much space

I am a 14 year old girl and I love MIGHTIER. But there are a few suggestions that I have. 1. You should put a pair of overalls [that aren’t shorts] in the clothing shop 2. You should put a MIGHTIER hoodie is the clothing shop Overall this is a great game. My favorite mini game is ROOMS OF DOOM. -ADHD in AK

I’m a child and I can’t really do this because when I try to login it just can’t that’s why I gave it a bad rating!

NOTE!! This app ONLY works if you’ve gone to their website and ordered their subscription/kit. If you don’t have this already, don’t download this game and expect to play it. It will not work. Now, about the app and system themselves. The app is decent but the games are lacking. My almost 9 year old with ADHD seems to like the games and finds the little map portion fun but they’re very limited in what you can do. Don’t expect an overly complicated game with this. It’s definitely designed to get your heart rate up and then teach you how to lower it. The app itself can be a little complicated, however and definitely NOT straightforward. You will need help from an adult if the child does not know how to read. The heart rate monitor (band you get when you order the subscription) is FAIRLY responsive to changes in heart rate but it’s not instant. Also, the included tablet they send you is absolute garbage. Does NOT sync the band no matter what I try, however, it works fine on my iPad and iPhone so it’s clearly a tablet issue. The tablet also lags horribly so if you get the subscription, I recommend using your phone or iPad. Which is something I DID NOT want to do. I wanted a designated tablet just for this app to be used as a designated space to use as a training tool for my child. Also, the arm band/heart rate monitor no longer shuts off. It’s just on forever and continues to blink until you put it on the charger. Which is frustrating, since you MUST have the charger on hand at all times, making this absolutely NOT portable. I realize this is more of an equipment issue and not this app itself, however, since you need the equipment to use the app, I feel they are synonymous. Overall, if you’re reading this and considering purchasing a subscription, try it for a month before you go full out and buy a year because if I continue having issues with both the equipment and software, I definitely will not be continuing my subscription.

The games are fun and the interface is kid-friendly. We’ve only been using Mightier for a few days, but so far it has been a big success for our family. Compared to most apps, this an expensive monthly service. But compared to the price of therapists and other professional services, this is a drop in the bucket. Hopefully the price will come down as more people subscribe so that more families and school systems can take advantage of the benefits of this app.

Great idea in theory, but we didn’t see the skills encouraged in the game translate to real life. The tech is cumbersome and glitchy, not at all what you’d expect for the price. I feel like it’s shiny marketing but really just increased screen time for my ADHD kid - and more screens are the last thing he needs.

As far as I can tell, there’s no way to unsubscribe from this service once you sign up. There must be some way… but they sure are good at hiding it.

Mostly I’m just getting angrier I like the game you must build a boat but at least make it where if you need a break should be a break button and be able to set it to 5-30min and turn off the gizmo and just play the games and add games like Minecraft or Roblox or Rec room as a reward being done for the day when you get the lavalings you need for the day the it turns off the gizmo and you can type the game you want to play and also for your break.

It doesn’t let u login it says wrong email but I never signed up yet

The app works on my iPhone but it won’t work on the tablet. It’s a pain to have to give my kid my phone to play the games