Profiting off Desperation.
I was so excited to see an app designed for people that suffer with this disease like me, but was immensely disappointed to see the paywall blocking ALL the tools. I was genuinely so excited to see that people put in the effort to help others in need of support like me, but was letdown by the immediate ask for money to even get in the door. Sickening and disappointing.
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Didn’t help
Expensive and so many questions couldn’t get through it.
Best Endometriosis App
I honestly wish I had this app years ago, this is the first app I’ve found that brings everything together in one place. What I love most is that it doesn’t just track symptoms it helps understand why and what you can actually do about it. The endofit score makes me feel like I’m finally move forward and I’ve already seen changes in my energy and bloating and understanding my body. Finally I feel empowered and it’s the support I didn’t know I needed.
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Profiting Off Pain
It’s absolutely outrageous to charge for an app like this. 190 million women have endometriosis, that means women from every demographic and socioeconomic background. Most of those women will face delayed diagnosis (especially lower income as well as WOC), there is also such a lack of pain management and tips within the healthcare environment and our communities as women. Yet we’re charging for an app that literally guides endometriosis patients (the disease that has rarely ever been funded or truly validated). Maybe consider that your app may be helping some endo patients, you neglect the women who cannot accessibly access your app every month. So at what point does helpful become harmful..
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I can’t get through the beginning questions
I can’t answer all the questions for the endo for score as the screen pops up that it won’t include hormones, but it won’t let me scroll to get to the continue button.
Also, there are more reasons than menopause to no longer get your period. I had a hysterectomy, so I still go through the hormones every month, I just don’t have a period. But that’s not an option.
Added after response: I was able to get past the questions by making my devices font size smaller, unfortunately this also made my devices font size unreadable for me as I have a vision impairment. Upon increasing the font size again after getting past the questions there’s further similar accessibility issues. Basically this app is unfortunately difficult to access for those of us with vision impairments
Also, there are more reasons than menopause to no longer get your period. I had a hysterectomy, so I still go through the hormones every month, I just don’t have a period. But that’s not an option.
Added after response: I was able to get past the questions by making my devices font size smaller, unfortunately this also made my devices font size unreadable for me as I have a vision impairment. Upon increasing the font size again after getting past the questions there’s further similar accessibility issues. Basically this app is unfortunately difficult to access for those of us with vision impairments
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