Advice from an AI
There’s nothing in here that you couldn’t just have ChatGPT tell you. Most of the explanations and advice are vacuous. There’s only information. No actual practice that’s meaningful. Compete waste of time.
My experience
I think it’s great and really helps me
I can see improvements
i am using this app on and off for last 6 months
some of the lessons are struck with me and it is a positive improvement
please add more lessons on interacting with child, aging parents, spouse
negotiations, avoiding manipulations, dealing with difficult people etc
some of the lessons are struck with me and it is a positive improvement
please add more lessons on interacting with child, aging parents, spouse
negotiations, avoiding manipulations, dealing with difficult people etc
Response from developer
Thank you for the positive feedback! We are so glad to hear the lessons are making a positive improvement for you. We'll relay your suggestions for more lessons on interacting with children, aging parents, spouses, negotiations, avoiding manipulations, and dealing with difficult people to our content team.
Can’t tell yet.
I have only answered questions, but This is absolutely useless so far. Idk why I am being asked to rate it already.
This will be extremely inconvenient if you don’t have money
I understand needing subscriptions to keep apps running and I respect it. But the way this is set up is just inherently misleading.
Without a subscription you get one five minute lesson, fine sure. But no where does it explain this to you clearly, To the point that you will notice other people reviewing this thing that you have to pay to use it. It locks you in with a “free trial subscription” screen and the only way to get out of it is restarting the app. That’s purposeful. Obviously if you make people think they have to pay more will. Further more you will get fake notifications from the app making you check it and see this all more often. That’s not what a company who’s goal is aid you does. You don’t make your app frustrating on purpose for the sake of your customers. It’s all for money
The whole attitude of this app screams money grab. I’m sure it’s great if you pay. But Jesus just be upfront and honest with your intentions. We as the consumers understand needing money to run something like this, But when every turn is inconvenient and hostile until you give them money, it tells us where your priorities are set in making the app in the first place.
You need money? Great. Set up a clear subscription plan for people to read through and have them take it or leave it. Offer parts free or don’t but whatever you choose make it clear and understandable to the customer. “You get one lesson every day, Buy pro for more!” Or whatever. When you don’t it’s inherently deceptive and the whole experience is now tainted with the smell corporate greed. Not giving my money to this.
Without a subscription you get one five minute lesson, fine sure. But no where does it explain this to you clearly, To the point that you will notice other people reviewing this thing that you have to pay to use it. It locks you in with a “free trial subscription” screen and the only way to get out of it is restarting the app. That’s purposeful. Obviously if you make people think they have to pay more will. Further more you will get fake notifications from the app making you check it and see this all more often. That’s not what a company who’s goal is aid you does. You don’t make your app frustrating on purpose for the sake of your customers. It’s all for money
The whole attitude of this app screams money grab. I’m sure it’s great if you pay. But Jesus just be upfront and honest with your intentions. We as the consumers understand needing money to run something like this, But when every turn is inconvenient and hostile until you give them money, it tells us where your priorities are set in making the app in the first place.
You need money? Great. Set up a clear subscription plan for people to read through and have them take it or leave it. Offer parts free or don’t but whatever you choose make it clear and understandable to the customer. “You get one lesson every day, Buy pro for more!” Or whatever. When you don’t it’s inherently deceptive and the whole experience is now tainted with the smell corporate greed. Not giving my money to this.
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