Date	Author	Comment
2026-03-16	Ki*****	This app is way too cumbersome and filled with all kinds of garbage you don’t need to track I do better with a handwritten daily journal short and sweet. You can’t get any insights from this thing . It was a colossal waste of money and they don’t give refunds !!
This app is way too cumbersome and filled with all kinds of garbage you don’t need to track I do better with a handwritten daily journal short and sweet. You can’t get any insights from this thing . It was a colossal waste of money and they don’t give refunds !!
2025-08-26	jo*****	$6/week is an insane price for this . Look at the developer; they have the same app copy and pasted over and over for different health problems. Absolutely shameful! Keep scrolling; plenty of better apps for cheap or free that don’t require you to share your private health data. Avoid!!!!
$6/week is an insane price for this . Look at the developer; they have the same app copy and pasted over and over for different health problems. Absolutely shameful! Keep scrolling; plenty of better apps for cheap or free that don’t require you to share your private health data. Avoid!!!!
2025-08-11	Me*****	I did like that this app could pull in weather data from your phone to track the impacts that weather can have on your moods. But they pulled my all-time least-favorite high pressure Internet sales technique — the threat of a one time sale that disappears once you click away from the page. This sales technique was popular some years ago, but was replaced because 1) it pisses off your customers, and 2) It doesn’t necessarily give your customers time to get their wallet. And I don’t like it when a company sells themselves by running down “the other guys” (particularly when you don’t even specify which competitors you’re claiming to be superior to).
I did like that this app could pull in weather data from your phone to track the impacts that weather can have on your moods. But they pulled my all-time least-favorite high pressure Internet sales technique — the threat of a one time sale that disappears once you click away from the page. This sales technique was popular some years ago, but was replaced because 1) it pisses off your customers, and 2) It doesn’t necessarily give your customers time to get their wallet. And I don’t like it when a company sells themselves by running down “the other guys” (particularly when you don’t even specify which competitors you’re claiming to be superior to).
2025-01-11	Ka*****	Good
Good
2024-08-31	sn*****	tricks you into hitting upgrade button and then doesn’t let you cancel it! shouldn’t take advantage of mentally ill people! Shame.
tricks you into hitting upgrade button and then doesn’t let you cancel it! shouldn’t take advantage of mentally ill people! Shame.

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