Inflow - Manage your ADHD

Inflow has proven to be a core resource for me as I learn to live with my ADHD. A diagnosis that continues to make me question who I am, how I got to where I am in life, and how the world works around me. Inflow’s structure with daily learning modules is steadily increasing my understanding of ADHD. It explains why I have endured such confusion and suffering throughout my life (I was diagnosed at 58!) Inflow provides me with strategies that I can actually understand, that I can logically accept and that I increasingly use in most aspects of my daily life. It hasn’t cured me (ha ha) but I do know more about why I do things the way I do. Amazingly I am still doing Inflow most every day, that is, for more than 2 months which is an achievement that only people with ADHD would appreciate. That’s a great achievement for me. The appbmust be structured just for us, and is rewarding enough for me to remain engaged and not to get distracted by something “shiny” elsewhere. The inflow app continues to be a crucial resource, for me, in my attempts to reduce the ADHD related suffering affecting me and those around me, my family and work mates . Unexpectedly, there are other insights. For example I have also developed a degree of compassion for myself -both in the here and now, and also for myself in the past, as a child, a teenager, and throughout my adult life. I also increasingly understand why the people in my story responded the way they did. I strongly recommend investing in this program to the people like myself who are genuinely confused and overwhelmed by their diagnosis that may have caused them to question everything that they thought they knew about themselves and the world around them. In all honesty, I have to say that at first I was hesitant to start the app. Financially it was a big commitment. And would Ibstay the course? However, based on my positive experience with the Additude website, combined with the usual overwhelming, in the moment, impulse to do the program, I swept this hesitation aside and pressed the “GET” button. It costs me about about a $1 AUD a day. Much less than my mild online shopping habit and I think it is well worth it. I do the modules-virtually every day-and has it has proved to be a rewarding and valuable part of my new routine. Inflow has, I believe, proven to be, for me, a significant, meaningful and positive new habit. It is a learning experience that is practical and applicable to my daily activities. It is as you m

Not only it is packed with amazing lessons and hacks but also i kinda use it for emotional support , also when i am about to be sucked into doom scrolling i open inflow and complete a task

After deleting this app they continued to take large amounts of money each month. I asked for refund as I had not had the app for over 6 months and it wasn’t showing up in subscriptions. They said they could only refund 28 days which is ridiculous and over $600 to nothing. I think it’s really yucky businesses would operate this way quietly stealing your money. I had no idea I was paying for this. It feels more like a way to scam people with adhd then help them.

Although it is expensive, it is a well made app and very helpful

I will start by saying I did very much enjoy the free trial of this app although there is no way I can afford $314.45 AUD to use it as much as I would have loved to. I was very mindful of the cost (and my raging case of ADHD) so was sure to follow the specific instructions emailed to me on how to cancel my subscription. I very proudly did this with a couple of days until the trial ended and I was floored to see that my credit card had been charged the above amount this morning. I have emailed the team and am hoping for a quick resolution. Please be aware as I even double checked in my subscriptions that this was cancelled prior to the trial ending. (It is still showing cancelled so I have been invoiced but can’t even use the app)

I’m quite sceptical about motivational apps pertaining to ADHD, but this one seems like it’s been perfectly tailored for my brain. A pleasant surprise and a compelling program. Thanks.

This app has charged my card multiple times even though I cancelled my subscription months ago. I have emailed them requesting a refund for these charges, if I do not hear back I will be taking further action.

I didn’t find this app particularly useful although I will not say it is bad just that it did not personally help me. What is clear is that they will charge you USD$200 after 7 days of signing up which is insane. Luckily I ended my subscription immediately when I worked this out but I feel like it is not particularly transparent and also not very easy to work out how to do it. Beware of the trap, they say they will refund it if you don’t like the app which is great but I wouldn’t risk it if I were you.

The app promises that it is easy to cancel free subscription and that you can even get a refund if you miss the date (which adhd-ers are likely to do). However, I’ve been charged and it isn’t listed in my subscriptions in order for me to cancel. The instructions on the email are of no help. Feels like they’re taking advantage of adhd weaknesses

I do not recommend this product . I am trying to cancel my subscription and it hasn’t worked , very difficult to navigate .