I love it
I hope my son can sit still long enough to learn he is verbal but doesn’t know how to communicate
Cute and helpful
Cute format and easy to navigate, my child actually responds verbally to it
Get it!
I love this app my autistic son is having so much fun with it, and actually learning too.
Be ware of the charges
They are misleading . They have charged 14.95 monthly for four months after we canceled the subscription in our kid account , I have requested refund 3 times and apple denied it. SHAME!!!
A Free Trial I Can’t Even Use. Absolutely Shameful.
I downloaded Speech Blubs yesterday and signed up for a 2-day free trial. Before subscribing, I was explicitly told my trial would end on the 21st.
Yet less than 24 hours later, I’m being presented with a 50% off subscription offer that I cannot find a way to decline.
I REFUSE to accept this offer. But now I can’t even use the app I downloaded to try in the first place!
My free trial has NOT expired. I was told it ends on the 21st. So why am I being blocked from using the app before that date?
I have barely had 24 hours to experience this product, and instead of allowing me to explore it, the app is pushing me toward a paid subscription. My card details are already on file, which makes this experience even more uncomfortable. The offer also took me away from the App Store.
This is not what I understood a free trial to be. A free trial should give customers the opportunity to experience the product and decide whether it is worth paying for. It should not mean being locked out of the experience before the advertised trial period is over.
Offering me 50% off before I’ve even had a reasonable chance to try the app is not an incentive. It’s an interruption that has completely undermined my confidence in the company.
I do not want the discount. I want access to the free trial I was promised.
The fact that I cannot find a way to decline this offer and continue using the app is absolutely unacceptable.
This has turned what should have been a straightforward trial into a frustrating and deeply disappointing experience. I downloaded Speech Blubs in good faith, and this is how my first experience has gone.
Horrible user experience. Aggressive subscription tactics. A complete lack of respect for the customer’s ability to make their own decision.
Speech Blubs, restore access to my trial until the advertised end date of the 21st. I should not have to pay to use a trial that has not expired.
Yet less than 24 hours later, I’m being presented with a 50% off subscription offer that I cannot find a way to decline.
I REFUSE to accept this offer. But now I can’t even use the app I downloaded to try in the first place!
My free trial has NOT expired. I was told it ends on the 21st. So why am I being blocked from using the app before that date?
I have barely had 24 hours to experience this product, and instead of allowing me to explore it, the app is pushing me toward a paid subscription. My card details are already on file, which makes this experience even more uncomfortable. The offer also took me away from the App Store.
This is not what I understood a free trial to be. A free trial should give customers the opportunity to experience the product and decide whether it is worth paying for. It should not mean being locked out of the experience before the advertised trial period is over.
Offering me 50% off before I’ve even had a reasonable chance to try the app is not an incentive. It’s an interruption that has completely undermined my confidence in the company.
I do not want the discount. I want access to the free trial I was promised.
The fact that I cannot find a way to decline this offer and continue using the app is absolutely unacceptable.
This has turned what should have been a straightforward trial into a frustrating and deeply disappointing experience. I downloaded Speech Blubs in good faith, and this is how my first experience has gone.
Horrible user experience. Aggressive subscription tactics. A complete lack of respect for the customer’s ability to make their own decision.
Speech Blubs, restore access to my trial until the advertised end date of the 21st. I should not have to pay to use a trial that has not expired.
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My son Loves It
My son loves it so far!! Very interactive and fun
Speech Blubs
Speech Blubs learning fun
Speech for my toddler
This app is AMAZING! My son is actually engaged and it’s helping his speech!
Kaison learning
Kaison leading speech Blubs
Amira
Abdelrahman
Can’t use it
I can’t pass from selecting if my toddler has her own device section, the buttons to select yes or no are not on the screen. I deleted the app, I reset my phone, installed the app again but it’s the same.
Roni’s Speech
So far so good
Grandson
Grandson likes it but not many different options for him to play so he gets bored with the same ones over and over
Scammers
They are ever misleading with their subscription. We have been charged $14.99 each months after cancellation of subscription without our consent the title of voluntary contribution. Well, I didn’t volunteer for that.
Learning
Love it!
Great
Great app
Bday problem
Apparently there isn’t 31 days in october of 2024 there’s 31 days for September but not October
Mom
My toddlers love using this app, and are learning as well!
Good
Hello guys, my name is Mary and my mom is Lis and so basically I would say it’s kind of good. It’s very good but you have to pay and my brother is trying to play, but he cannot play the whole thing so basically it takes a lot for him he’s trying to play like all the games but he plays a tiny bit. He doesn’t play a lot so basically that means it’s hard to him to learn so it says practice and it needs to pay. It said it was free but you need to pay actually.
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Beware: Still charged after canceling
Tried the free trial just to see what it was about, but decided not to continue. I canceled the subscription during the free trial period and was still charged a monthly fee. I have reached out to customer service several times requesting a refund and inquiring why I was charged and have never heard back. Very disappointing.
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