Nicht kostenlos
Ich finde es ja ziemlich assozial das man solche Apps auch kostenpflichtig macht. Fast jede Frau hat Ihre Periode und dann noch die Empfehlung eines Arztes am Anfang zu zeigen ist einfach nur unangebracht, denn junge Mädchen wissen es nicht besser zu tracken, und dann unterstützt man Männer gemachte Seiten zum tracken. Ob das auch so gut ist? Ich meine wer will die schon bitte unterstützen?
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Оплата
Без оплаты не дает зайти в приложение. Предлагает только оплату и бесплатный период
Response from developer
Понимаю, как неприятно видеть только экран оплаты. Lively можно использовать бесплатно: базовые функции доступны без подписки, а пробный период относится к Premium. Если нет возможности закрыть предложение или продолжить без оплаты, напишите нам на support@livelycycle.com, мы разберемся 🙏 Спасибо, Medina, Lively Team!
Disappointed by the shift towards paywalls
I’ve used Lively for a while and was really disappointed to come back to the app and find that so many of the tips and recommendations are now blurred out and locked behind Premium.
I completely understand charging for premium features, advanced insights, partner syncing, etc. Developers deserve to be paid for their work. But putting basic wellness information and tips that could help women manage the pain, discomfort, fatigue, and other symptoms of their periods behind a paywall feels very different.
There’s something particularly uncomfortable about opening an app because you’re on your period, seeing that there are recommendations for things that might help you feel better, and then being told you have to pay to actually see them. It starts to feel less like offering optional premium features and more like monetizing women’s pain and discomfort.
I don’t remember Lively feeling this restrictive when I started using it, and it’s disappointing because the supportive, women-centered approach was part of what made me like the app in the first place. This change has genuinely made me consider deleting it and finding another period tracker.
I hope Lively reconsiders which features belong behind Premium. There should be room for a paid tier without withholding basic information intended to help women understand and care for their bodies.
I completely understand charging for premium features, advanced insights, partner syncing, etc. Developers deserve to be paid for their work. But putting basic wellness information and tips that could help women manage the pain, discomfort, fatigue, and other symptoms of their periods behind a paywall feels very different.
There’s something particularly uncomfortable about opening an app because you’re on your period, seeing that there are recommendations for things that might help you feel better, and then being told you have to pay to actually see them. It starts to feel less like offering optional premium features and more like monetizing women’s pain and discomfort.
I don’t remember Lively feeling this restrictive when I started using it, and it’s disappointing because the supportive, women-centered approach was part of what made me like the app in the first place. This change has genuinely made me consider deleting it and finding another period tracker.
I hope Lively reconsiders which features belong behind Premium. There should be room for a paid tier without withholding basic information intended to help women understand and care for their bodies.
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Recomendado
Excelente app
платно
полностью платное приложение увы, без подписки нельзя использовать
Response from developer
Жаль, что сложилось такое впечатление. В Lively базовое отслеживание цикла доступно бесплатно, а подписка открывает дополнительные функции. Если приложение не дает пройти дальше без оплаты, напишите нам на support@livelycycle.com и приложите скрин, мы проверим 🙏 Спасибо, Medina, Lively Team!
