Visit the other side and get some more
I’m not doing that but it’s goingCould be a great App
This app has great potential but it needs a lot of work.
For iPhones there is no header, just a blank drop down menu in the content sections when you’re adding new content for a patient, this means you have to open each section to find what you are looking for.
Feedback from patients has been that they love the video exercises but would like an indicator as to when the video ends. Some of them have been standing there, thinking the video is going to continue when it’s just stopped on a frame.
An app like this needs routine updating, not every 8 months. It seems like they wanted to make something good but also just wanted it to create passive income without much additional work and that is not a good look for the future of an app. It tells me they are not interested in regular improvements and the longevity of the app.
I hope they invest more time and effort for the future of this app.Needs work
Fairly basic and in competition with all the information freely available online. May be useful for people new to Chinese Medicine. Ok at current price point but cost is going up. Annoyed that I can find no way to cancel my subscription.Developer Response
Hi jen!ya, thanks for your feedback. The aim of Jing is to allow practitioners to provide concise information tailored to the needs of their patients. Of course, there is much information available online for free, but we hope practitioners will find that this is a reliable and consistent way to help their patients. As for cancelling subscriptions, if you have subscribed via in-app purchase, you can cancel any time in the same way you would with any other app, via your Apple ID settings. If you subscribed via our website, you can log in there to manage your account. Please see our FAQs for more information: https://jingselfcare.com/faqs