Amazing
I used to LOVE this app
That’s until one update, the voiceover intros changed, the whole aesthetic of the app became dull and I no longer could access the Faith essentials without purchasing a subscription. It’s like all of a sudden I had to pay for a connection to God. Although I would love to have a subscription it’s not something I can consistently pay for which is a bummer. I can’t even listen to the devotional during my morning, everything is so much more limited than before it was decided everyone should pay for the whole app.
Overall it’s a great app, there’s so much thought and intention behind all its features, I just think at one point it became more about a profit than making the gospel accessible.
Excellent Guide
Amazing app
In Love w/ the App
Beautiful App💗 but accessibility barrier for dyslexia
While I understand monetizing premium content, basic audio playback is essential assistive technology for neurodivergent and visually impaired users. Connecting with God shouldn't be harder or more expensive just because of a learning disability. I truly hope the developers consider making basic audio narration free so the app can be accessible to everyone in the community.
Fortaleza
I’m enjoying it
Makes me connect daily with the most Important
Just lost a single star because of the paid features that I believe put behind a paywall messages that would be important for many.
Faith
Glorify is such a gift!
Hermoso
Meu pão diário
Response from developer
Obrigado, Erikajc33. São mensagens assim que nos incentivam a continuarmos nos esforçando para oferecer sempre o melhor para vocês! Deus te abençoe. Equipe Glorify
Not the same anymore
You would think that, since the app is about God and spreading His Word and teachings, the main features would at least remain free but no, not the case anymore.
I don’t personally feel like all these changes are being made to improve the app experience, because honestly, I thought it was perfect before all the recent changes. To me, it feels more like it’s becoming about making money. That’s just my personal impression, but I’m sure I’m not the only one who feels this way.
