# ABA – Problem Solving – What does not belong? — user reviews > 54 indexed App Store user reviews of ABA by Innovative Mobile Apps, rated 4.20/5 from 32 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/aba-problem-solving-what-does-not-belong/id450990906/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/aba-problem-solving-what-does-not-belong/id450990906.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 21 · 4★ 2 · 3★ 5 · 2★ 2 · 1★ 2 ## Newest reviews (13 of 54) ### 4/5 — Find different *2016-03-23, version 1.0* Great way to learn what's different in a group of things ### 4/5 — Fun app for the right cognitive level *2015-09-24, version 1.0* I like this app for the right cognitive level, especially since you can customize your choices in the settings. I would have given this app a 5 if there was a counter allowing an accuracy percentage for documentation. ### 4/5 — Nice app *2014-04-30, version 1.0* I like the flexibility ### 3/5 — An ok app *2013-11-25, version 1.0* I use this app when I am out in places and need a break from the noises and other things Yes it would be better if u could make it much harder but still a ok app ### 3/5 — Nice for practice *2013-01-31, version 1.0* This simple app is nice for practice, but the images could be a little more interesting. ### 4/5 — Nice app *2012-12-12, version 1.0* Need to add data collection to make it perfect ! ### 4/5 — Great!! *2012-09-16, version 1.0* Great app! Love to use this in therapy! ### 2/5 — ABA *2012-08-25, version 1.0* Needs to have data collection system. ### 4/5 — LIke the problem solving approach *2012-08-05, version 1.0* Alligator apps seems to be onto something - filling a niche with these early learning logic games. This one could be a little more engaging, but still helpful. I found theGames: Sporty mind puzzles that is more exciting - granted it is geared more toward early elementary school aged kids. But it really works on that visual analytical thought process. ### 4/5 — CHI--SLP *2012-07-24, version 1.0* Helped my very distracted Pt. focus on something and maintain that focus! ### 4/5 — Great critical thinking app *2012-07-13, version 1.0* Totally usable with my dev. delayed 5 year old, as well as my neurotypical 22 mo. old. ### 4/5 — Good thinking app *2012-07-12, version 1.0* Use in speech and some of them the kids have to really think about how they go together and which doesn't belng ### 5/5 — Excellent *2012-03-22* Great resource for teaching basic concepts, highly customisable, thanks for the app. ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — TERRIBLE *2019-02-27, version 2.0* Stupid App!!!! Won’t let me out of the touch and learn segment! Would like a refund! Just deleted it! ### 1/5 — Was Great Therapy Tool *2017-08-10, version 2.0* I used this app as problem solving activity with my geriatric patients. It was working great up until last update. Now it stalls after 3 or 4 pages. Frustrating! ### 1/5 — Crashes on Concepts *2013-05-14, version 1.0* The app crashes on the concept level which is the level that the others lead up to so it is important. I received no response from them about it so a low rating it is! ### 1/5 — Voiceover is a bad model....sucky app anyways *2012-10-05, version 1.0* Whoever did the voiceover is saying "Which one does not belonguh"... There is no /g/ in belong.... I wouldn't dream of using this in therapy anyway. Not a chance. If you can't select the stimuli, or take data, it's worthless. ### 1/5 — Terrible *2012-08-30, version 1.0* Visually, this app is horrible. I don't understand why they used these cut out looking pictures. It reminds me of an Ellison machine. Don't waste space on your device. ### 1/5 — Hard but fun *2012-05-25, version 1.0* U should do this its kinda hard but fun and I like temple run ### 1/5 — One of the shapes is marijuana leaf *2012-04-30* Being software developer myself I do appreciate programmers jokes. Though this one seems a bit inappropriate in the game designed specifically for children. ### 1/5 — Wouldn't run *2012-03-10, version 1.0* Kept force closing. Deleted it after 6-8 tries. Also, I think would be too complicated for my special needs PreK students. ### 1/5 — Horrible *2011-11-10, version 1.0* Horrible, boring and ugly ( even for free) ### 1/5 — Don't download until the audio is fixed *2011-07-24, version 1.0* The word "belong" is mispronounced every 5 seconds. It will be even more irritating when your kid starts doing it. ## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — Like it *2014-09-05, version 1.0* Great app for my special needs students ### 5/5 — Great app. *2013-01-17, version 1.0* Create something with more vivid colors please. ### 5/5 — Very good app *2013-01-11, version 1.0* For a free app, it offers more than we ask for. I don't see it as any regular app because they make child think a lot by giving some subtle differences in pictures which I think is more thinking for a toddler. ### 5/5 — Yes it is very good *2012-11-03, version 1.0* For me and my kids Fun game and we learn a lot Thanks and thanks again ### 5/5 — Fantastic! *2012-09-27, version 1.0* My four year old is learning so fast! I love all your apps! Definitely get it! ### 5/5 — Mum of two *2012-08-17, version 1.0* Love this app my son 4 ASD love it! What's better is you can personalize everything it's great! ### 5/5 — Luv it *2012-08-07, version 1.0* My son has enjoyed this. App so much ### 5/5 — Awesome *2012-05-14, version 1.0* My autistic son loves this and does well with it ### 5/5 — problem *2012-04-29, version 1.0* very interesting game ### 5/5 — ABA Problem Solving *2012-04-28, version 1.0* I really like this app for all my language impaired students and great for students on the autism spectrum. It is great for practicing and reinforcing concept skills. I also try and have them verbalize how the three items are alike. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-08-08.*