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Pocket Psychologist

Pocket Psychologist

by Stephen Mashalidis

2 ratings
13 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 18, 2011
  • June 13, 2017

Developer

Stephen Mashalidis
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This app offers a conversational AI companion for discussing personal issues and feelings when professional help is not accessible. It provides a space to talk about problems, relationships, and more, potentially offering advice.

✓Conversational AI companion
✓Discuss problems and feelings
✓Potential advice giving
✓iPhone and iPad compatible
✓Portrait and landscape mode
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What's New in Pocket Psychologist

2.0.0

June 13, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Pocket Psychologist has been rebuilt from the ground up to support iOS 10!

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Cute

Please make it more interesting to talk. This is so cute so far.
Reminds me of my psychiatrist a lot.
faceapploverfaceapplover

It’s ok but…

It repeats the same question over and over I wasted my money on this app just to see if it would act like a real AI but it doesn’t sadly…
Mcl2000Mcl2000

Terrible

I couldn't even get into the app. The first screen I see it says "Tap Anywhere to Begin" and as soon as I tap anywhere on the screen the app closes out and takes me back to my iPhones home screen! Total rip off. DO NOT BUY APP!!!
Brookemb14Brookemb14

Just Fine

Nothing wrong with the app, I'm not sure what people have been expecting. The Dr is even a bit helpful if you're honest with him. You might learn a thing or two about yourself. It's a bot. The singularity is coming, it's just not here yet. If you need real help, seek a real therapist. If you want to
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A.R.TeixeiraA.R.Teixeira

Did not like it. At all!

Don't really like it. It's not very helpful...
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FAQ

What is Pocket Psychologist?

Pocket Psychologist is an application designed to act as a conversational AI companion. It allows users to discuss their problems, feelings, relationships, and other concerns, and may offer advice.

Is Pocket Psychologist free?

No, Pocket Psychologist is a paid application. It is available for purchase at $0.99.

What devices does Pocket Psychologist support?

Pocket Psychologist is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It supports both portrait and landscape orientations.

What is the age rating for Pocket Psychologist?

Pocket Psychologist has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for younger users as well as adults.

How often is Pocket Psychologist updated?

The latest version of Pocket Psychologist is 2.0.0, which was last updated on June 13, 2017. This indicates infrequent updates.

What do users think of Pocket Psychologist?

Based on available data, Pocket Psychologist has a rating of 3.5 stars from 2 ratings. This suggests a mixed to positive user reception.

Does Pocket Psychologist offer professional therapy?

Pocket Psychologist is not a substitute for professional psychological services. It is an AI companion for discussion and potential advice, which users should take at their own risk.