R.care - Binge Eating Recovery

Name: R.care - Binge Eating Recovery
Rating: 4.1 (115 reviews)
Author: Vin Chaud Korea Inc.

By: Vin Chaud Korea Inc.

Stop & Overcome Food Addiction

Features & Capabilities

R.care is an evidence-based program designed to help you stop binge eating and overeating using CBT and DBT techniques. Developed with experts from Harvard Medical School, it combines real-time meal coaching, mood and food logs, and a daily education routine you can use at home.

The program aims to reduce binge episodes, ease guilt around food, improve social participation, and help you regain a healthy relationship with eating. Note: it provides educational support and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education

By:

Vin Chaud Korea Inc.

Rating:

4.10

(115) 2 new ratings

Version:

2.0.13 Last updated: 2025-10-21

Version code:

879085972

Creation date:

2023-10-26

Compatible devices:

Size:

83.96MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 148,460 ▲ 1,001

Other platforms

R.care - Binge Eating Recovery (v2.0.13)

5,506 4.33

(20)

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Developed by:

Vin Chaud Korea Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/r-care-binge-eating-recovery/id6470239697

User Reviews

Reviews repeatedly praise the app for empathetic support, daily guidance, and CBT‑style lessons that aid recovery, along with a user‑friendly interface and valuable analytics. However, the dominant concern is cost: pricing and paywalls, limited free access, and some reports of misleading trial charges. Accessibility for younger users is also a concern. Overall, the app is seen as potentially life‑changing for some, but its value is tempered by the subscription model and pricing transparency.

Pros

Empathetic, supportive guidance with daily reminders and accountability.
Structured, bite-sized CBT-style lessons that help uncover triggers and habits.
Positive impact on recovery and emotional well‑being; users feel understood and less alone.
Accessible, user‑friendly platform with perceived value and an affordable price.
Useful analytics and updates that improve usability (e.g., meal analytics and easier access).

Cons

High cost and a paywall; many users feel pricing is unclear or expensive.
Most features require a paid subscription; free options are limited or non-existent.
Free-trial claims can be misleading, with reports of being charged instead of a 7‑day trial.
Not easily accessible for younger users; teens may struggle to get help without paying.

Recent reviews

it’s so expensive and i thought it was free

by li*****, 2025-04-01

so maybe if you’re trying to help people with EDs, don’t exploit them with a paywall? if you wanted to help people, you wouldn’t be profiting off of it. insane that there isn’t a free option.