Laws of Power User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience84.6% of reviews
Neutral3.8% of reviews
Negative experience11.5% of reviews

~ Based on 26 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Laws of Power Safe?

Laws of Power: Power Master 48 appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Laws of Power is 96/100.

This assessment is based on 1,277 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.8/5.

Safety Analysis

95.1% of ratings point to a safe experience
2.5% of ratings suggest some concerns
2.3% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 1,277 App Store ratings for Laws of Power.

Is Laws of Power Legit?

Laws of Power: Power Master 48 appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Laws of Power is 83/100.

Based on 83 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

It’s ok

A little too simple and not necessarily informative until you’ve read the book

do this

this is a great study. I love the classes. Very informative. Wish I could get it for a year!!

Introducing yourself to the Business World

This class is reaffirming classic PR strategy

Divine

This app asked all the right questions to align myself with my core values. Thanks!

Great app

Very informative app. It’s fun and easy to use!

Good

It’s fun to learn new things

Good

“When the Power whispers you listen!”, I like it.

Reminder

Great insight

Reminder

Great insight

Power game

Power

Scammy

No trial? This app had me sink 5 minutes into a Q/A before I could even figure out what this app even does. Still not even clear. After the QA, it tells me to pay $80/yr or something. lol bro what? Aren’t you just showing quotes from someone else’s book? What am I paying for exactly? Based on the questions, this is just another AI slop app from an Indian company. Apple needs to really do something about these people.
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Laws Of Power

Great exhibition, for life’s task💯🎯

Masterful

Great learning tool

Power

Great read so much power you almost feel it literally

Laws of Power

Very accurate!! A breath of fresh air!!

Billed even though I canceled subscription

It’s a okay app from what I experienced through the free trail but I cancelled my subscription before the free trail was up and I still got billed for it

Response from developer

Subscriptions are billed and canceled entirely by Apple’s system — we can’t charge you manually after you cancel. If you were billed, it usually means the cancelation happened after Apple’s cutoff time. Please email info@the-box.app with your receipt/order ID and we’ll help you verify it.

Just Questions

This app has very little content. You have to answer questions then get the smallest amount of information while they are on higher end of subscription costs. 100% not worth it.

Response from developer

Respectfully, that’s not accurate. Each question includes an Insights section with principles and examples—1,440+ practical insight examples across the 48 Laws—and depth unlocks through progression. If you want the laws to stick in 5-minute sessions—in a structured, playful, practical way—this app is built for you. If your learning style is hours of reading, the book might be a better fit. Thousands of users already favor us—650+ 5-star reviews as of today. Pricing starts at $0.99 for the first week or $4.99 for the first month.

Trippy

It took me 2 days to make my account, but putting thought into each question allows me to truly understand my interests.

Very interesting

Very curious

SHEEP

THIS APP CREATES SHEEP NOT KINGS .

I deleted soon as it said to not take credit for your work and share it with others who didn’t help at all. Own your success. And own your work ethic period ! Even if it makes other feel less then . The ones who are kings will rise regardless.

Response from developer

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. The lesson about sharing credit refers to a very specific situation: when taking full credit in front of a superior in public can create conflict, jealousy, or risk to your position. In many real workplaces, acknowledging a boss strategically protects you from becoming a target while still advancing your own interests. It’s not about giving away your achievements — it’s about avoiding dangerous antagonism. We appreciate your perspective and hope to see you back, building power together. ♥️