Inflow - Manage your ADHD

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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

I struggle keeping up with emails. Joined Jennica’s coworking session solely to go through emails one morning. I found a fraudulent use of my name on an account and also a data breach alert MONTHS ago and considered junk. During the session I contacted the vendor and froze my credit accounts! Forever grateful for the coworking and Callie’s focus room space!

Read a book instead. This app has nothing to justify the price at all.

I’m finding this frustrating and useless. Literally within 2 minutes of opening the app it proved to me that it isn’t designed for people with real, severe problems. I was hoping to use this in conjunction with therapy and other things I’m already doing in attempt to help myself but it’s not starting from the ground up, it’s starting from the 10th floor and I’m in the sub-basement. There are major, glaring issues but to give you some of the smaller infuriating “cute” issues: it asked me which signs of burnout I’d ignored in myself and kept going but it didn’t first say what those signs are. If I ignored them it’s pretty likely I didn’t know they were signs. It also said “put that down in your planner” or some such. Dudes: there’s a running joke with adhd people that we hate planners cuz they don’t work and we’re sick of people suggesting we use one as if we haven’t tried it. The moment it said planner I wanted to rage quit. Planners are super triggering to many ADHDers, silly as that seems. It also told me to check in with my friend group. HEY THANKS FOR HIGHLIGHTING THE FACT THAT I DON’T HAVE ONE. Haha. But seriously … ouch. Could we make it less depressing? No? I hate this.

This cost twice as much as Hulu and they make you go through a whole sign in process BEFORE telling you the cost. Also the monthly cost is crazy, $47.99 a month for an app. I would say that app is horrible since I didn’t try it out, just be upfront with cost. It’s so annoying with so many apps they make you go through a survey and sign up process and then it’s like $200 a year. I feel it would be cool to have a discount for students (like what Hulu does) since I feel this would help them the most and they also would be the ones who can’t afford it the most.

Watch out! It’s easy to get tricked into purchasing a year subscription. They don’t give you access to the full library you paid for. Instead, they decide which modules you need and only allow you access to them one at a time. I ended up using it for four days as the modules I had access to were not helpful. but was unable to view other modules. I feel like I wasted more than just the subscription fee and time as I am more skeptical of programs and less likely to try another in the future. Thanks for nothing Inflow.

This is actually a 7 day free trial app and then you’re billed $199.99/ year app. Really should say this up front before making you answer a lot of questions thinking you’re going to get some benefit.

Predatory pricing. An app for ADHD constantly giving off distracting notifications to address ADHD which is a struggle with distraction and keeping attention. Not ever going to be into the habit of being robbed for an app that’s not much different than others out there. You can use ChatGBT for assistance and education on the matter as well and it won’t hound you or cost an arm and leg. There are lots of viable, good resources out there that don’t require this much money. If one’s service is this helpful, a month for free would really seal the deal and make it clear it’s worth it. Whenever any app costs THIS much monthly (Adobe products, literally multiple powerful apps, cost less and are tools that make its users money), a free month trial would make it clear if its a solid product worth the subscription and not just a notification bomber which, again, isn’t helpful. Apps that I find helpful never need to bother me many times to use them. I turn to them because they notably help me. It’s hard to forget a helpful tool. Books and audiobooks have the same helpful information.