Cravr User Reviews

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Paid the $40-honest review

I paid the $40 because I was really hopeful this would help my BED. Obviously this isn’t replacement for therapy, but a nice starting point. And I think that’s all it really is, a starting point. There’s nothing really substantial about the app to keep you coming back. I kept losing my streak and not even noticing because the confetti and trumpets wasn’t enough to keep me opening the app every day. The resources are okay, but pretty elementary and lacking. The only feature I enjoyed was the chat which is basically AI and I don’t need to pay $40 to get a chat bot to text me back.
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Waste of time

This app is so useless and trash and trust me when I say this don’t waste your time

I LOVE WHEN APPS DO THIS

I love being forced to make an account and then being told I have to pay to use the app. Just start off with that I will rip my hair out of my scalp

Waste of time

Wasting my time with all these questions then covering my screen with an obnoxious amount of money is very annoying. Unless you have the patience and money I don’t recommend.

scam

need to pay to even use the app, useless asl

Bad quality

Apps quality is horrible not helpful

No free trial

They shove the £12.99 per month membership before you get to even have a test of the app or how it works. I’d recommend setting a freemium plan where users can trial the app for 3 (or so) days and then present them with membership plans.

Scam

Asks a million questions and then u can’t use it at all without paying for a subscription. They try to use psychological tactics to manipulate u into paying (ie drawing a smiley face which uses the psychological commitment method) just overall scummy

First day

Honestly seems like a pretty good well rounded app Im enjoying it so far nothing bad to say

Not helpful

I literally HAD to pay for a subscription to get into it and even if I canceled it, it messed up my entire thing to even be able to download apps. Also it’s just genuinely not helpful, and makes no sense and doesn’t even help me when I’m having an urge to binge… wouldn’t recommend

Creative, cute and supportive

Nice community chat. Lots of coping skills and activities to try in place of your emotional eating and food cravings. This is a beautiful app. It was very well thought out. You really begin to feel like you’re not alone on this journey. There are lots of other tools and mini goals to check off and explore as well. I would say it’s well worth the prize. I’m new here, but I love the little character to chat with too. Any app for adults where something a lot of us struggle with, is made into a fun and safe place to work on getting better each day, with others as well, is a definite win. 5/5
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No free trial

They want you to pay when you don't even really get to see everything you'd be getting. And the app doesn't tell you until after you've answered a bunch of questions.

:)

The platform is constantly improving in quality + sososo worth it. I love how Cravr is a pocket version reminding me about what recovery looks like on the daily.

Actually enjoyable

The app is actually really pleasant and doesn’t feel like work which makes making progress easier and one less thing creating hurdles or tension when on a healing journey

“I’m a guy and didn’t think this was for me.”

Most stuff about binge eating feels very… not targeted at men. But cravings don’t care about gender. This feels neutral and practical. No fluffy stuff. Just tools that help.

Massive help in my recovery journey 🌱

I’ve tried so many apps, but Cravr actually sticks with me through ups and downs. The daily insights are grounding and the craving exercises genuinely help me navigate urges. Highly recommend to anyone who’s struggled.

Became a need

A very needed app for me and some people I’ve introduced to the app. The actual use of the app is helpful, and I genuinely have started thinking twice before ordering DoorDash or even opening social media because of the Temptation Blocking.

Small thing but important

I like that it doesn’t reset you to zero like you failed forever. That mindset shift alone helped me stop the all-or-nothing spiral.

The community part surprised me

I normally avoid community features because they’re either toxic or fake positive. But reading other people’s posts made me realize I’m not the only one doing the ‘I’ll start Monday’ thing every week :)

Weirdly grounding

Hard to explain but when a craving hits, my brain gets loud. This app makes it quieter. Not gone… just quieter. That’s really been helping me heal most days