EMDR

Name: EMDR
Rating: 4.4 (169 reviews)
Author: Bas Oppenheim

By: Bas Oppenheim App

Bilateral stimulation tappers

Overview

Version:

2.4.5

Last updated: 2026-07-03

Ranking

#112,690 ▲ 13,571

Overall

Features & Capabilities

EMDR gives you full control of bilateral stimulations. You can tailor pace with presets or fine-tune with a slider, enable auto-stop, choose from stereo sounds, animations, and vibrations, and personalize colors and patterns. It connects across Apple devices and supports Joy-Cons and game controllers, with EMDR Connect to broadcast stimulations online.

Built for accessibility with VoiceOver and Assistive Access, the app serves education, research, focus, and wellness use cases, and offers a one-month free trial to explore its features across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch, Vision Pro, and more.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Accessibility

By:

Bas Oppenheim

Rating:

4.40

(169) 1 new ratings

Version:

2.4.5 Last updated: 2026-07-03

Version code:

887741184

Creation date:

2021-06-22

Compatible devices:

Size:

100.57MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-29

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Ranking

# 112,690 ▲ 13,571

For Developers

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Developed by:

Bas Oppenheim

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/emdr/id1572102565

Website:

https://www.appsfortheliving.com/emdr/

User Reviews

EMDR is praised as a robust, multi-sensory EMDR tool with audio, visual, and tactile cues. It supports Bluetooth controllers and offers strong customization for self-guided therapy with good developer support. However, reviews repeatedly flag a pushy subscription model, limited speed options, occasional bugs, and platform constraints (notably Apple TV). Overall, it's powerful and versatile but business model and reliability issues are common friction points.

Pros

Robust, multi-sensory EMDR tool with audio, visual, and tactile cues.
Supports Bluetooth controllers (e.g., Joy-Cons) for tapping, enabling hands-free therapy.
Highly customizable experience for self-guided therapy, with strong developer support.
Simple, effective interface and good value for full feature set.

Cons

Pushy monetization model with a free trial/subscription upsell and automatic start.
Limited speed options (only three speeds) with no precise BPM control.
Occasional bugs and reliability issues, such as sound not working or crashes.
Platform and usage constraints, including an Apple TV app issue and limited background/offline use.

Recent reviews

This is a good app on iPhone and iPad but the Apple TV app just doesn’t work. Any hard click function on a remote starts the animation up. Even when navigating in settings. Idk how you can rationalize charging a subscription when core functionality on a platform is borked.

by By*****, 2026-01-13

I’m no expert. All I know about EMDR is the years. I did it in therapy with a trained professional but the first thing they typically do is let you choose your own speed. For this app, the options are very fast or unbelievably fast. How on earth are not a toggle that goes way down to 30 BPM. If we’re talking about reprogramming the nervous system, different peoples nervous system need different things and if it’s super Duper fast, it’s always going to be up regulating for people who might not need that at all. Wild!