Sentur

Name: Sentur
Rating: 4.7 (118 reviews)
Author: Integrated Mental Health Technologies, LLC

By: Integrated Mental Health Technologies, LLC App

IFS App | Tools & Resources

Overview

Version:

2.19.2

Last updated: 2026-07-13

Ranking

#141,365 ▼ 276

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Evidence-based, trauma-informed companion app inspired by the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model. Own your journey to self-transformation anywhere, anytime with guided IFS-inspired exercises, meditations, Parts work, post-unburdening support, and self-compassion tools.

Explore Parts mapping and Self-energy assessment visuals, an in-app community, and free monthly IFS events led by trauma-healing experts to inspire reflection, unburdening, and growth on your healing path.

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By:

Integrated Mental Health Technologies, LLC

Rating:

4.70

(118)

Version:

2.19.2 Last updated: 2026-07-13

Version code:

887951027

Creation date:

2021-03-16

Compatible devices:

Size:

155.10MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-24

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Ranking

# 141,365 ▼ 276

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Developed by:

Integrated Mental Health Technologies, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sentur/id1506603757

Website:

https://www.sentur.app

User Reviews

Sentur is highly praised as a practical, visually-driven tool for Internal Family Systems work. Users highlight its structured interface, robust parts mapping with visuals, journaling, and a substantial library of guided resources that support self-work between therapy sessions. The main drawbacks across reviews are price (subscription feels steep for some) and reliability issues (bugs, export/login problems) that affect usability. A minority mention onboarding friction. Overall, for many, it’s a valuable, accessible complement to therapy; for others, pricing and reliability limit adoption.

Pros

Strong support for IFS practice with structure, daily practice, and growth resources.
Rich parts-mapping tools with visuals, journaling, emojis/images, and the ability to diagram relationships.
Extensive learning resources, including guided videos and guides, to teach IFS concepts.
Clear, pleasant UI and cross-device usability (works well on iPhone and iPad).
Helps supplement therapy and enable self-guided work between sessions.

Cons

Pricing model is expensive; many reviewers feel the subscription cost is not justified by the value.
Bugs and reliability issues affect usability (e.g., map overlap, export/login problems, loading issues).
Onboarding/login friction; some users report difficulty getting past sign-up or signing in.