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2 Bewertungen in Österreich
I was stuck in session 4; couldn’t log out or in again etc , support wasn’t supportive at all, I’ve been waiting for them to react since mid-December … I liked the app, though, but getting stuck without any help is definitely worse than not getting the app in the first place.
I can’t unlock the next session and I am disappointed because even the support didn’t help me so far.
depression and anxiety are sth i deal with since such a long time..bc of this app i firstly feel like I do sth against it.. it makes me feel like a superhero thats chrushing this illness.. and that makes me proud and feeling like I am a super strong and badass women 💪🏻😄
Can’t get past the introduction, app just seems not functional.
I was asked to help researchers by using the app and was never paid. They basically got free data for their glitchy app. Don’t use if directed by a research team. They DO NOT pay you!
It’s a great app, but unfortuantly half the time I try to make an entry, I get a blank screen
Tried to reach out to resolve a billing issue - have never heard back. Seems like there’s no way to reach anyone & once they have your money - they’re happy to be unreachable.
Can’t use most of the app. Blank screens, connection error messages, inescapable loops of “tap-to-open-the-thing-to-try-to-open-it-get-notification-tap-ok-return-to-thing-tap-the-thing-to-try-to-open-it…” Frustrating. Trying to use this app almost always makes me feel worse, not better. Maybe the content is good. I wouldn’t know.
The only part that made me feel better was when I deleted it.
This app is not designed for people who have problems that exist outside their own thoughts. It’s definitely not trauma-informed, and has no way to support people who try the exposure therapy it recommends. It doesn’t even have a way to determine what kinds of things a person is avoiding, yet still recommends exposure therapy. The responses from the program are not help and disregard user’s answers. I’m trying to live gracefully with a painful, degenerative illness. This app is NOT: -Trauma informed -Considerate of people with disabilities or living with other extreme circumstances such as abuse, civil unrest, or poverty. -Designed to give an appropriate response to input. Regardless of how you respond, it gives unhelpful prompts assuming your emotions are based on a “thought error.” Claims (sans source) that the majority of all low moods are based on thought errors. Based on what peer reviewed studies? This app does: -Make fun of you for having a low mood. It’s response to me feeling low today because I received devastating medical news was, “Did you call out of work today and stare at a piece of corn on the floor?” Then implored me to find the thought error on which my mood is based after I answered twice that my low mood is NOT based on a thought error. -Continue sending prompts after I deleted the app.
