Dimensional: Personality Test

I’ve been a paid user for over 3 years and I’ve raved about dimensional to everyone when it has been relevant to the conversation. But I’m sick of the constant upselling and cross-selling. I have paid about $100/year, which is with the annual contract, so you’d think it would be the best experience. Far from it. My home feed is now 50% ads. Since launching their dating app INNI, they overly promote it in every space in their app. They don’t seem to care if you’re in a relationship or not. I’m also subjected to *Sponsored* ads for BetterHelp throughout the app. I’m sorry, but aren’t I your sponsor? And after all these years of being a premium customer, you’d think I’d have full access to the app, but there are still reports I can’t access because I haven’t invited enough people to use their app. I find it ridiculous that paying the highest tier plan still subjects customers to gross ad saturating and a ridiculous product led growth mechanism that gates value I’ve payed for. Maybe weigh the value of that PLG against customer lifetime value, especially since you’ve leaned into tracking traits over time, because I’m done with the app.

Honestly the worst personality based app I used. Feels like it was very demeaning and insulting especially when on your profile it says things like your toxic traits and basically tells you you’re an awful person. Do yourself a favor and avoid the mistake I made of letting some AI therapist type app tell you what your personality is.

I’m not sure why this app is so highly rated. While it works well and I like that much of it is free, the tests itself (which is the premise of the app) are extremely shallow. The scores on each section are based off maybe 3-5 questions, which isn’t enough to truly form a conclusion on what someone’s like. There’s a reason personality tests like MBTI have so many questions. It’s too bad, because I like the idea of having a profile created around various personality traits gathered through different tests. It’s just not accurate at all because they prefer to keep every test very short.