Death Reminder App

Name: Death Reminder App
Rating: 4.1 (102 reviews)
Author: TheDeep, LLC.

By: TheDeep, LLC.

Daily Death Reminders

Features & Capabilities

Wake up to daily death reminders designed to spark urgency, sharpen focus, and reveal a clearer path to living with intention. Inspired by Maranasati meditation, this paid Chrome extension aims to catalyze lasting transformation in days, not years.

This is a subscription-based service with a free trial. It does not provide professional mental health or crisis intervention. Privacy Policy: https://www.deathreminder.app/privacy. Terms of Service: https://www.deathreminder.app/tos.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

TheDeep, LLC.

Rating:

4.10

(102)

Version:

2.0.1 Last updated: 2025-07-27

Version code:

876733040

Creation date:

2024-09-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

41.43MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 155,311 ▲ 1,025

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Developed by:

TheDeep, LLC.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/death-reminder-app/id6608959871

Website:

https://deathreminder.app/

User Reviews

Overall, reviewers are mixed. The core idea—reminders and quotes prompting you to value time and life—resonates with some as thought-provoking and motivational. However, many reviews cite onboarding and monetization problems: no true free version, forced free trials, billing/Cancellation hassles, and high subscription costs. Functionality issues include reminders not consistently working and limited customization. The revenue model and grim tone often overshadow the potential benefits for many users.

Pros

Prompts users to value time and live more purposefully through mortality-aware reminders.
Offers reflective quotes and prompts that some users find motivating.
Concept and content provide thought-provoking self-reflection for some users.

Cons

No free version; users are immediately asked to sign up for a free trial before using the app.
Billing issues: charges occur even after canceling trials; refunds can be difficult; subscriptions are hard to cancel.
High subscription cost and questions about the app's value for what it offers.
Reminders sometimes don’t work and there are very limited in-app settings or customization (e.g., frequency).
Tone of the app (death-focused) can be off-putting and not suitable for all users.

Recent reviews

It reels you in and then demands that you sign up for a free trial (of course requiring subscription details) before even testing the app. No thank you.

by Bi*****, 2026-01-19

there should be a free version. you are asked questions that get u excited just to get prompted to pay. its a good idea if they offered a free version. make money from ads with reoccurring app users. instead ur losing most potential users within the first 5 minutes of opening the app.