Exhale, well made but a dog whistle.
Let’s be frank, if this were made for any other specific group, cries of injustice would be heard non stop. It is insulting, as a part of the targeted group, that services like this exist. I just don’t agree with the obvious dog whistle.
Now that that is over with, do we really need an app like this? Not really, there are many far less expensive options available. This merely capitalizes on identity politics and those that are motivated by it.
The app is well made and it does exactly as it advertises. User interface is thoughtfully made, but again, there are so many options out there that service the metal health conscience.
Now that that is over with, do we really need an app like this? Not really, there are many far less expensive options available. This merely capitalizes on identity politics and those that are motivated by it.
The app is well made and it does exactly as it advertises. User interface is thoughtfully made, but again, there are so many options out there that service the metal health conscience.
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Response from developer
We recognize that everyone is entitled to their perspective, and we appreciate your acknowledgment of the app’s quality and functionality. Exhale was created in response to a clear need expressed by Black Women seeking a wellness space tailored specifically to their unique experiences. We aim to provide an inclusive and supportive environment, not to divide or exclude. While other options are available, Exhale fills a gap that many in our community have found valuable. We hope you continue to find resources that best suit your needs as we stay committed to our mission.
