Mindset game changer
Thoughtful touches throughout the app that show quality crafting.
Couldn’t log in and it takes your money!! Scam!!
I have been trying to log in and try this app out, but can’t even log in! And it is charging my bank account!! Scam if you ask me! Highly don’t recommend.
Great mental reset
Offers genuine value without overwhelming you with information.
Keeps me grounded
Zero learning curve needed, just install and enjoy right away.
Effortless browsing
Great for building a consistent daily habit of reflection.
Clean experience
Delightful app experience from the moment you open it up.
Avoid - They will take your money
You subscribe with £1 and then they take a £42 monthly subscription fee. I had to call my bank to stop this. Also, the app is naff.
Great aesthetics
Beautiful minimalism that lets the core content shine through.
Smooth performance
Keeps my mind focused on constructive thoughts throughout the day.
Soothing color palette
Reliable notifications that arrive right when you need a boost.
⭐ BEWARE OF UNEXPECTED SUBSCRIPTION CHARGES – READ BEFORE SIGNING UP!
⭐ BEWARE OF UNEXPECTED SUBSCRIPTION CHARGES – READ BEFORE SIGNING UP!
I signed up for what I understood to be a £1 three-day trial with Inspoy. To my shock, £42.99 was subsequently taken from my account on 12 October 2026. I did not knowingly consent to an ongoing subscription at this price of £42.99
The subscription and cancellation process were confusing, and I struggled to work out how to cancel. I could not cancel through Apple Pay because I had not knowingly subscribed through Apple Pay in the first place. It appears the subscription was arranged directly through the Inspoy app.
I have emailed Inspoy demanding cancellation and a full refund, but I am still waiting for a response. Even more concerning, I received confirmation that another £42.99 payment is scheduled for 11 November 2026. I know I will not receive a reply, but I can evidence I have attempted to dispute and have had no response to my bank and Trading Standards.
PLEASE BE CAREFUL BEFORE SIGNING UP FOR A £1.
⚠️ IF YOU HAVE BEEN CAUGHT OUT, HERE IS WHAT YOU CAN DO:
✅ 1. Contact your bank immediately. Explain that you authorised the initial trial payment of £1 but dispute the subsequent recurring charge because you did not knowingly agree to it. Ask your bank to investigate the transaction, explain whether you can obtain a refund, and block future recurring payments to Inspoy. Ask specifically how to prevent the next payment from being taken.
✅ 2. Email Inspoy in writing. Demand immediate cancellation, a full refund, and written confirmation that no further payments will be taken. Keep copies of all correspondence and screenshots of the charges and original trial offer.
✅ 3. Know your UK consumer rights. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 and the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 may provide protection where subscription terms or pricing information were unclear or unfair. The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 also introduced consumer protection provisions relevant to unfair commercial practices. Your individual circumstances will determine which rights and remedies apply.
✅ 4. Report your experience. Contact Citizens Advice Consumer Service in England for guidance and to pass relevant information to Trading Standards. You can also ask your bank about its formal complaints procedure if it does not adequately address your dispute.
PLEASE DON’T ASSUME THAT BLOCKING A PAYMENT AUTOMATICALLY CANCELS YOUR SUBSCRIPTION. Contact the company in writing as well, and keep evidence of your cancellation request.
I am sharing my experience so that other people can be aware of the potential financial consequences of signing up for what appears to be a cheap trial, but is actually a scam.
A £1 trial should never leave a consumer confused about what they have agreed to pay afterwards. Companies should make subscription prices, renewal terms, and cancellation procedures clear and accessible.
PLEASE CHECK YOUR BANK STATEMENTS CAREFULLY AND DON’T IGNORE UNEXPECTED CHARGES.
I signed up for what I understood to be a £1 three-day trial with Inspoy. To my shock, £42.99 was subsequently taken from my account on 12 October 2026. I did not knowingly consent to an ongoing subscription at this price of £42.99
The subscription and cancellation process were confusing, and I struggled to work out how to cancel. I could not cancel through Apple Pay because I had not knowingly subscribed through Apple Pay in the first place. It appears the subscription was arranged directly through the Inspoy app.
I have emailed Inspoy demanding cancellation and a full refund, but I am still waiting for a response. Even more concerning, I received confirmation that another £42.99 payment is scheduled for 11 November 2026. I know I will not receive a reply, but I can evidence I have attempted to dispute and have had no response to my bank and Trading Standards.
PLEASE BE CAREFUL BEFORE SIGNING UP FOR A £1.
⚠️ IF YOU HAVE BEEN CAUGHT OUT, HERE IS WHAT YOU CAN DO:
✅ 1. Contact your bank immediately. Explain that you authorised the initial trial payment of £1 but dispute the subsequent recurring charge because you did not knowingly agree to it. Ask your bank to investigate the transaction, explain whether you can obtain a refund, and block future recurring payments to Inspoy. Ask specifically how to prevent the next payment from being taken.
✅ 2. Email Inspoy in writing. Demand immediate cancellation, a full refund, and written confirmation that no further payments will be taken. Keep copies of all correspondence and screenshots of the charges and original trial offer.
✅ 3. Know your UK consumer rights. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 and the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 may provide protection where subscription terms or pricing information were unclear or unfair. The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 also introduced consumer protection provisions relevant to unfair commercial practices. Your individual circumstances will determine which rights and remedies apply.
✅ 4. Report your experience. Contact Citizens Advice Consumer Service in England for guidance and to pass relevant information to Trading Standards. You can also ask your bank about its formal complaints procedure if it does not adequately address your dispute.
PLEASE DON’T ASSUME THAT BLOCKING A PAYMENT AUTOMATICALLY CANCELS YOUR SUBSCRIPTION. Contact the company in writing as well, and keep evidence of your cancellation request.
I am sharing my experience so that other people can be aware of the potential financial consequences of signing up for what appears to be a cheap trial, but is actually a scam.
A £1 trial should never leave a consumer confused about what they have agreed to pay afterwards. Companies should make subscription prices, renewal terms, and cancellation procedures clear and accessible.
PLEASE CHECK YOUR BANK STATEMENTS CAREFULLY AND DON’T IGNORE UNEXPECTED CHARGES.
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Ne pas télécharger !
Fraude! Essais de 3 jours et frais de 67,99$ chargés ensuite ! Impossible d’annuler l’abonnement! C’est des voleurs !
Absolute scam
They trap you with a brief 3-day trial and then immediately hit your account with a hidden recurring fee of CA$67.99 without any warning or notification before the trial ends.
They purposely process payments directly through their own website instead of standard App Store or Google Play systems just to make canceling as difficult as possible for the consumer. When you confront their support team, they simply hide behind the fine print in their terms of use instead of practicing transparent communication. This is predatory, deceptive billing designed to trap users into unintended payments.
They purposely process payments directly through their own website instead of standard App Store or Google Play systems just to make canceling as difficult as possible for the consumer. When you confront their support team, they simply hide behind the fine print in their terms of use instead of practicing transparent communication. This is predatory, deceptive billing designed to trap users into unintended payments.
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Perfect visuals
Highly functional layout with all key features easily reachable.
So peaceful to read
Unobtrusive design that respects your time and attention span.
User-friendly design
Simple app that punches way above its weight in daily utility.
£42.99 payment taken without consent
Terrible app do not download I paid £1 be leaving it was a one off payment on 9/10/26 and have not used the app and today 12/10/26 £42.99 has been taken from my account do not use this app
Easy to navigate
Quick to load, direct content delivery, no fluff whatsoever.
No clutter, just quality
Pleasant layout design that encourages daily engagement.
Super smooth interface
Actionable advice that encourages self reflection and growth.
