NOCD Reviews: Is It Legit?

Customer Experience

Positive experience61.0% of reviews
Neutral4.7% of reviews
Negative experience34.3% of reviews

~ Based on 213 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say about NOCD

Is NOCD Safe?

NOCD: OCD Therapy and Tools appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for NOCD is 97/100.

This assessment is based on 17,290 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.9/5.

Safety Analysis

97.2% of ratings point to a safe experience
1.5% of ratings suggest some concerns
1.3% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 17,162 App Store ratings for NOCD.

Is NOCD Legit?

NOCD: OCD Therapy and Tools appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for NOCD is 93/100.

Based on 93 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Best Cure EVER to OCD

It would be a massive understatement to say that this app hasn’t changed my life. I used to be depressed enough so much OCD thoughts every day and then happiness. Therapist talks me through these things has changed my life for the better. I don’t know where I will be without this if you have OCD you want to make it better please use this app.
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nothing but email spam

Provides 0 service, basically just a middleman between an actual therapy service and blows your email up with marketing slop all day

They are using AI

I’m disappointed to write this review since the overwhelming majority seem to love this app. My therapist was recording our sessions using AI and having it create exposures and exposure messages for me in real time. It didn’t feel like I was actually being listened to, because she would be visibly reading off the screen while I was talking and then would send me the AI generated exposures. If I wanted AI input I would just talk to ChatGPT and not waste my time and money on seeking actual professional help. Really disappointing, and that information was not disclosed to me until I got suspicious and asked. Aside from the dehumanizing appointments, that also seems like a HIPAA violation.

My therapist was very nice but we didn’t have concrete plans for our sessions and I felt like I was leading them. I’ve never done exposure therapy and tried to get help so that I wasn’t dealing with this myself. Also, our sessions were cut short probably 4-5 times because the THERAPIST suggested we end early.
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DISGUSTING AND HORRIBLE

NOCD is the most disgusting, evil, and terrible app for OCD that exists. They put out a mainstream ad essentially claiming that health anxiety is a key defining feature of OCD, which is not at all the case for very many. This can warp professional opinions of patients with OCD, potentially harming thousands of innocent people. Furthermore, people without an understanding of OCD, such as your friends or people that you know, are going to invalidate all of your health troubles, if you actually have them, because of harmful ads like this. People with OCD are not necessarily likely to be hysterical, hypochondriacs, or to have ‘health anxiety’, the modern term for saying someone is a self absorbed idiot who is not grounded in reality. It is only somewhat vaguely connected.
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Unbelievably dissatisfied

Would leave 0 stars if I could. Scheduled my intake call TWICE and no one ever called me. I called their customer service line twice. First one said “no one is in, I’ll take a message.” ?? Second one said that it must be my “service provider.” I have spam calls UNFILTERED. I have unknown callers allowed to make calls. I set EVERY SINGLE POSSIBLE SETTING to ensure this went through so I could finally get the help I very clearly need. I was offered no solution, no alternative, no help. Short of being told I was annoying them, I was dismissed beyond belief. And for a company that targets people with OCD? Predatory. Instead, it’s T-Mobile’s fault!! What a joke.
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OCD

If you think you have ocd please use this app and see a therapist. I genuinely look back on my life before I figured out how to manage my life as 2 worlds. The best decision I have ever and probably will ever make in my life.

good

good

Scam

The billing department will overcharge you and then fight you when you call them out on it

Discharged against my will and denied access after putting me in a shutdown

I’m auDHD meaning an extremely literal thinker with nearly total inability to read between the lines. But reading between the lines and guessing was all I was required to do for months. The provider put me thru the circular loops (“Why do you think that is?”, “What do you think it is?”), shocking revelations, and rapid subject changes. My questions left unanswered and my objections were overridden (“Just sign it!”). Enduring all of that effectively put me in a deep shutdown completely disabling me to do anything about therapy. So they discharged me immediately terminating even minimal support such as my ability to browse the groups. It’s been months and I’m still in agony. STAY AWAY!
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garbage

garbage

I’ve never felt so seen

I’m so grateful ❤️🫶🏻 I’ve never reviewed an app before but this is the first time because this app makes me feel so seen and not so insane

Was good

When my insurance stopped covering my sessions i was not informed, i was having two sessions a week for three months and racked up a $2500 bill without knowing. Absolutely unacceptable

It is a scam

They push you to take as many sessions as possible as quickly as possible, even while waiting for insurance to be approved. Thankfully my counselor was over booked and I was only able to meet with them twice. They just read off a PowerPoint the whole time. I canceled the service and now they are trying to charge nearly a thousand dollars for my two PowerPoint lead sessions. Full blown scam. Looking to take advantage of struggling people saying insurance will cover just to rip the rug out. Plus their services are terrible even if insurance covered it.
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Fraud

Bad

Grifters

They’re grifters milking the capitalist system under the guise of being faux caring pseudo-empaths. If you have any level of intuition it’s easy to see through their cornball whitebread facade. They’re in it for the money, hence why they don’t take a lot of insurance and have absurdly high co-pays. Just go on Psychology Today and find an ERP therapist there. You don’t need a corny app with watered down pop psychology features and some useless online community.
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Unclear business practices

NOCD refused to give me clear pricing and would not speak to me about literally anything. Literally cannot get a response. My only option was to go into sessions not knowing how much they would cost. Even when trying to cancel they are unresponsive. Scary business!

Great tool

Is there a iPad version?

Truly has your best interest at heart

The therapist recognized that I didn’t need OCD therapy, but rather DBT and improvements in socialization skills and recommended me services to provide some or both

Stop!

Stop sending so many notifications! This is not helping someone who perseverates and is trying to get better. Otherwise, the app is a helpful resource as a reminder for upcoming sessions and a point of contact for clients and their LPCs, just take it easy on the constant reminders.

High hopes

I had only just started with this app, but it’s a perfect space to talk about your problems, get feedback and support from people with similar issues and the option for therapy if you live in the US.