Ohmie Reviews: Is It Legit?

Customer Experience

Positive experience56.0% of reviews
Neutral14.0% of reviews
Negative experience30.0% of reviews

~ Based on 50 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Ohmie Safe?

Ohmie: Learn Electronics appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Ohmie is 89/100.

This assessment is based on 247 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.5/5.

Safety Analysis

86.2% of ratings point to a safe experience
3.6% of ratings suggest some concerns
10.1% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 247 App Store ratings for Ohmie.

Is Ohmie Legit?

Ohmie: Learn Electronics appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Ohmie is 63/100.

Based on 63 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Only download if you’re ready to pay

Only download if you’re ready to pay

Good for beginners

The voice is a little bit annoying and it seems like the translations are done from another language, but for what it’s worth it’s not so bad

Needs correct terminology.

It’s great that it covers the concepts but it needs to have an option to use real terminology. I don’t need to refer to resistance as squeeze and voltage as push. Doing so only makes things confusing. Also, it asked what level to start at and which things were already known, then proceeded to start at the most basic level regardless of what was answered.
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AI Galore

If I wanted to learn electronics from AI, I could just do that. The entire app is rife with Claude content and design. Makes me doubt anyone put any actual effort into curating the course you’re taking.

Pls proof

So far the app is good, a little confusing and overwhelming when getting started. But there’s a ton of typos. Please proofread the text!

Nothing is free

Nothing is free on this app but instead of telling you upfront they ask you tons of questions untill you hit their paywall. Dishonest trash.

29th day of learning!

On my 29th day streak, genuinely learnt so much - really recommend this App, it is very well thought out

Great app!

I’ve learned so much about electronics through Ohmie and hope to one day be sponsored by them

Great idea, but the vibe coding is evident

A wonderful idea and so far the information is correct and easy to understand. But the AI voice gets tripped up a lot, sputtering and missing symbols. The text colors get quite wonky and hard to read in the quiz section. But for what it is, DuoLingo for electronics (the repository is even named OhmieDuolingo), it’s not bad.
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Read this

I don’t typically take the time to write reviews…. Take the time to use this app. If you’ve ever thought

I wish there was a way for me to learn the fundamentals of Electronics

Is electrical engineering for me

Would I enjoy a hobby in robotics

How does electricity work

This app is for you. It’s the definitive electronics app in my opinion. Please don’t stop making courses that are this interactive. You’re the only one doing it like this, we’re counting on you to keep going 🙏🏼 you lowkey have a responsibility now, please.
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Duolingo like

It’s clear the app has been vibecoded with ChatGPT or alike. The execution ist neat nevertheless. The lessons are easily understood, sometimes a bit to much like explain it like I‘m five.
The graphics are not always nice and they should be overhauled und checked for errors with human supervision. Some of the control inputs in simulations during the lessons have wrong units e.g. volts and percentage mixed up. The voices are all really annoying and therefore keep them mutet.
The app runs really inefficiently draining battery and heating up the device.

Overall I would like more background in semiconductor physics and electro dynamics.
A few more exams to refresh lessons would be appreciated. I would overhaul all the text after you gave correct answers with Claude to sound more professional.

I am exited for further field like microwave electronics and Antenne as well as power electronics.

Overall solid start!
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Trial and payment required

I don’t mind paying for things , but this whole movement of requiring payment before even seeing the app has got to stop. Let users have something like a beginner, medium, and advanced lesson for free to see what the app offers. Then ask for a trial if needed.

Great Electronics App!

I’ve been looking for something to help me review the fundamentals of electronics and came across this app. It’s been really helpful in terms of starting with the basics and building on that. I would recommend taking notes and reviewing along with the app as it progresses. Looking forward to learning more!
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Neat concept - paywall problem

Great concept/idea and app design, however you only try one micro lesson before they try and trap you into a subscription. Would be like Duolingo for electronics but they simply don’t offer a free or ad supported way to use the app. Before I commit to a recurring fee, there has to be a way for me to truly see if it’s worth. With the app the way it is now, that isn’t possible.
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Solid app

Wish there was a free version that was limited and with ads or something, but overall the subscription is pretty good value

Very AI Generated

Content is ok but the lessons sound very AI. App itself kinda feels like someone asked Claude to recreate Duolingo.

Idea itself is good but execution needs to be better.

Bad text to speech

The voice that reads the explanations does a terrible job at speaking symbols and abbreviations. The app uses symbols and abbreviations constantly and the voice fills in some of these with (what sounds like) gibberish. It replaces the sign “=“ with something incomprehensible. This is just one of MANY examples. It is soooo distracting it makes learning difficult. Also, the app will use electronic symbols (such as L=Inductor and H=Unit of Inductance) without ever explaining the abbreviation. This leads to jumping back and forth between Google and Ohmie to help translate what it is telling you.
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Doesn't explain well

It sounds like something made in a different language and they tried to interpret into English. The voice is annoying, too cutesy for me, and the phrasing and wording often doesn't make sense. Sometimes I have to read it over several times to try and understand what they're saying.

Need this app in play store

When it comes to play store?

Great app!

I’ve learned so much about electronics through Ohmie and hope to one day be sponsored by them