Won’t let me try without giving a review which is dumb
This thing won’t seem to let me try it without writing a review so I am giving it one star because it badly organized
Timer is only in seconds
I’m not trying to figure out how many seconds are in each timer. I couldn’t find a way to change it otherwise. Useless.
$7 a week is ABSOLUTELY CRIMINAL.
This GUY stole and TRIED to recreate the ACTUAL goblin.tools created by Bran De Buyser.
It's even ALMOST ONE DOLLAR to PURCHASE the original app from the SAME app store.
However, HE TOOK the ENTIRE APP, RECREATED it, and turned around the PRICING.
He made this DUBIOUS app into a SUBSCRIPTION MODEL of $7 A WEEK.
This is ABSOLUTELY CRIMINAL.
It's even ALMOST ONE DOLLAR to PURCHASE the original app from the SAME app store.
However, HE TOOK the ENTIRE APP, RECREATED it, and turned around the PRICING.
He made this DUBIOUS app into a SUBSCRIPTION MODEL of $7 A WEEK.
This is ABSOLUTELY CRIMINAL.
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$7 a Week… For What, Exactly? A Leap of Faith?
Apple?!? please allow ☆☆☆☆☆ (zero stars)
Ah yes, the classic “trust me bro” pricing model. Goblin Tools (or Goblin X, or whatever name it’s going by today) wants $7 a week — not month, week — upfront, no questions asked, no free trial, no sneak peek, no nothing. Just fork over the cash and hope it magically helps your ADHD brain.
It’s giving “we just launched yesterday but think we’re already Headspace.” And bragging about 2000+ monthly users?
For an app that supposedly understands executive dysfunction, it’s wild that they expect impulsive, skeptical, possibly broke, possibly burned-out neurodivergent people to blindly commit without even a 3-day trial. Even gym memberships know to fake generosity with a free week.
This could’ve been an amazing tool. But instead, it’s a goblin with its hand out.
Try again — and this time, try empathy.
Shame! SHAME!
Ah yes, the classic “trust me bro” pricing model. Goblin Tools (or Goblin X, or whatever name it’s going by today) wants $7 a week — not month, week — upfront, no questions asked, no free trial, no sneak peek, no nothing. Just fork over the cash and hope it magically helps your ADHD brain.
It’s giving “we just launched yesterday but think we’re already Headspace.” And bragging about 2000+ monthly users?
For an app that supposedly understands executive dysfunction, it’s wild that they expect impulsive, skeptical, possibly broke, possibly burned-out neurodivergent people to blindly commit without even a 3-day trial. Even gym memberships know to fake generosity with a free week.
This could’ve been an amazing tool. But instead, it’s a goblin with its hand out.
Try again — and this time, try empathy.
Shame! SHAME!
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Simple & effective but outrageously overpriced
I like the simplicity of the app, and the in depth features that help break down tasks. However, $7 a WEEK or $34 a MONTH is a bit ridiculous.
