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The app is pretty confusing to navigate and I'm not quite sure where I need to go to do stuff. This app looks very plain and isn't very useful.

This app should be free

I purchased this app due to yiutube reviews. But I just switched iphone and I cannot port my data which can be exported by email. This is a poor user experience.

Great app. Simple and direct to use. One suggestion; would be nice to set parameters on graph to eliminate scores saved in error or results belie a threshold that are obviously unwanted to keep results graph cleaner.

I use this app first thing after I weigh. The app is a good tool to help give me a bit of insight into how I am feeling with my work out and recovery.

This app works, however it does very little and it is unlikely you will ever use it for even an entire minute. The app's function goes on for only about 10 seconds where you tap the screen. After that the test is over and no longer very useful. You can look at graphs etc. but they hold no function whatsoever for the average or even unusual user. I strongly recommend getting a different free version of this or such, honestly there are so many ways to test this without the app it makes it almost redundant. I've realized now I have spent more time writing this review than using the app.

My AMEX CC was charged $5.99 instead of the displayed price of $1.99. I've been cheated $4.00!

Works exactly as advertised. Easy to use.

This is a really simple and straightforward way to test your Central Nervous System. I use it every day to help decide whether to lift big or take it easy. And the graphing is very helpful for evaluating trends. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

I overtrained and read about the CNS tap test from Dan John. Would I really have to count out pencil dashes? So I took to the App Store and found this. Over the last 6 weeks I have watched my nervous system recharge. This is a helpful app to determine if you're overtraining.