NOCD: OCD Therapy and Tools

Name: NOCD: OCD Therapy and Tools
Rating: 4.9 (16898 reviews)
Author: NOCD INC

By: NOCD INC App

Regain your life from OCD

Overview

Version:

5.123.0

Last updated: 2026-09-16

Ranking

#12,635 ▲ 24

Overall

Features & Capabilities

NOCD Chrome Extension for OCD Therapy

NOCD Chrome extension brings licensed ERP-based OCD therapy and in-between session support directly to your browser. Get matched with an OCD therapist, personalize your treatment plan, and participate in live video sessions with ERP-trained clinicians.

Between sessions, access 24/7 OCD therapy tools, message your therapist, engage with an understanding OCD community, and join weekly support groups. All data and communications are protected by industry-leading privacy and security measures.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Privacy & Security

By:

NOCD INC

Rating:

4.90

(16,898) 81 new ratings

Version:

5.123.0 Last updated: 2026-09-16

Version code:

890715796

Creation date:

2016-02-25

Compatible devices:

Size:

163.65MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-20

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 12,635 ▲ 24

Other platforms

NOCD: OCD Therapy and Tools (v8.0.170)

245,585 4.62

(2,696)

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Developed by:

NOCD INC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nocd-ocd-therapy-and-tools/id1063365447

Website:

https://www.treatmyocd.com/how-it-works/

User Reviews

NOCD is valued by many users for OCD-focused therapy, compassionate therapists, and a supportive online community that helps people feel less alone. It can offer convenient teletherapy and targeted ERP. However, across reviews, recurring problems include unclear pricing and insurance handling, unexpected charges, and billing disputes; therapists often can't be chosen and schedules can be unreliable due to overbooking and turnover; customer service can be slow or unhelpful; and some users find certain features or the app interface confusing. Significant cautions on billing and scheduling.

Pros

OCD-focused therapy delivered by compassionate, non-judgmental therapists.
Helpful online OCD community and peer support within the app.
Convenient teletherapy/ERP access through the app.
App is designed by and for people with OCD, offering targeted coping strategies.
For some users, therapy has been life-changing.

Cons

Billing and pricing transparency is poor; unclear insurance coverage and unexpected charges.
Therapist assignment and scheduling are problematic; you can't choose your therapist, and overbooking/turnover leads to delays.
Customer service can be slow or unresponsive, especially regarding billing or cancellations.
Some features and the app interface can be confusing or clunky.

Recent reviews

Provides 0 service, basically just a middleman between an actual therapy service and blows your email up with marketing slop all day

by bo*****, 2026-09-06

I’m disappointed to write this review since the overwhelming majority seem to love this app. My therapist was recording our sessions using AI and having it create exposures and exposure messages for me in real time. It didn’t feel like I was actually being listened to, because she would be visibly reading off the screen while I was talking and then would send me the AI generated exposures. If I wanted AI input I would just talk to ChatGPT and not waste my time and money on seeking actual professional help. Really disappointing, and that information was not disclosed to me until I got suspicious and asked. Aside from the dehumanizing appointments, that also seems like a HIPAA violation. My therapist was very nice but we didn’t have concrete plans for our sessions and I felt like I was leading them. I’ve never done exposure therapy and tried to get help so that I wasn’t dealing with this myself. Also, our sessions were cut short probably 4-5 times because the THERAPIST suggested we end early.