Juniver: Eating Disorder Help

Name: Juniver: Eating Disorder Help
Rating: 4.6 (71 reviews)
Author: Juniver

By: Juniver

Recovery for Eating Disorders

Features & Capabilities

Juniver is a science-based recovery app for eating disorders and disordered eating. Whether you’re dealing with binge eating, bulimia, anorexia, or a mix of patterns, Juniver gives you tools that actually help — when you need them most. Features include a 24/7 AI-powered recovery coach, real-time tools to ride out urges, and guided reflection in a calm, judgment-free space, plus a compassionate community you can join on your own terms.

Change how your brain responds by learning why urges happen, how habit loops form, and how to shift patterns for lasting change. With bite-sized lessons and practical strategies, Juniver supports any positive shift in your relationship with food—no diagnosis required. In our pilot, 92% of users reported reduced urges, and subscriptions unlock unlimited coaching, 30+ neuroscience-based lessons, real-time urge tools, and community connections.

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By:

Juniver

Rating:

4.60

(71)

Version:

1.45.0 Last updated: 2026-04-10

Version code:

884300600

Creation date:

2023-11-30

Compatible devices:

Size:

173.24MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 170,670 ▼ 116

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Developed by:

Juniver

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/juniver-eating-disorder-help/id1637450809

Website:

https://joinjuniver.com

User Reviews

Juniver is a helpful, evidence-based recovery aid anchored by an empathetic AI coach, a supportive community, and practical tools. Users praise its educational content and in-the-moment coping strategies, and many view it as a valuable supplement to therapy. Common concerns focus on onboarding glitches, a paywall with little opportunity to trial the app, and mixed opinions on the AI’s depth and personalization, with some finding the tips repetitive. Overall, it’s a promising resource with some accessibility and quality caveats.

Pros

Juni AI recovery coach is empathetic, helpful, and versatile (answers questions, supports meal planning, and coping strategies).
Strong community with peer support and progress sharing that motivates recovery.
Educational, evidence-based lessons about how the brain and urges work that help users understand and change behaviors.
Practical, in-the-moment tools for urges and emotions (grounding, breathing, coping steps, meal planning).
Viewed by many users as a valuable supplement to therapy and recovery when traditional coaching isn’t accessible.

Cons

Onboarding/signup friction and occasional glitches that block new users from accessing the app.
Pricing/paywall with no free trial or easy way to test features before committing.
AI coaching can feel repetitive or generic and may lack deep personalization for complex needs.

Recent reviews

Is it a magic bullet ? No. But it’s a perfect companion for someone who feels lonely and misunderstood in their recovery. It’s really well tailored for binge eating disorder and bulimia (most apps that I found so far were more about anorexia) and the AI coach is extremely helpful. Lots of insights and informations inside too, that you might already know but that is always useful to review. They have a small community sharing part, I can feel like it’s still developing and not at full potential yet but it’s in a good way. I sincerely appreciate the low yearly price that keeps that app affordable for most of us who can’t afford to spend $$$$ on a coach or recovery program. Sometimes I don’t use it for a while and sometimes I reach out for it everyday, but knowing that it’s here feels reassuring. I paid for it the price I would pay for a book, and it does much more than that for me. Of course it’s not a magic wand, you have to do the work yourself but you already know that. Thank you for the developers of this app and I hope they will still offer it for the same price for a long time. Thank you so very much

by Ou*****, 2026-02-01

You download the app and go through the motions of making an account and the survey to personalize, but there is no free option with limited resources, a free trial to test out the app and see if it helps or even a monthly option, it’s directly a 39.99 yearly subscription pay wall so you’re stuck either deleting the app or going ahead to try it… and if it were to really help, I would, however I can’t even see what is offered so why would I commit so much money to this app? I’ll try it again someday if they change their mind and offer a free trial or at least a lower cost monthly subscription.

by gh*****, 2025-12-02

I was really excited to see that there was an app out there that could help me. Once I downloaded the app and went through the initial process of making an account and going through the intro, it wouldn't let me go on without having to pay a ridiculous price. I thought I had finally found something that was going to help me break free, but was then forced to either decide to pay or delete the app. There wasn't even a free trial option and there was barely any information on how the app works. How am I expected to pay that extreme subscription price without even knowing what I'm paying for? It's really disappointing that such an app thats supposed to help people with eating disorders is just using their disordered and vulnerable users for money.