I want my money back!!!
$14.99 to $89.99 - What?!
All of this makes the jolt of a $75 price increase even harder to take. I mean, $90 a year – in this economy, for an app that is still ironing out issues – unbelievable.
I’d love for someone to explain to me exactly what I’ll be getting for the extra $75? Because at the moment, you’ve lost a loyal customer who’s recommended this app to everyone woman I know. (And now feel like I’ve lead them to slaughter)
Edit: it’s been a couple of months now, it would’ve been great to get a response.
OUTSTANDING!!! 2 suggestions
1) Users would benefit greatly from the ability to add in their own symptoms to track. Examples: cravings, aversion to touch, anxiety, indigestion, et al.
2) The ability to sort the symptoms we’re tracking would aid in quicker and more efficient diary entries. Personally, I would choose to sort them in alphabetical order; but I imagine other users would prefer other methods, such as the ability to put the ones they use most at the top of the list.
THANK YOU, JOAN HARDWICKE COLLINGS & ALL OF PALLAS ATHENE for this truly life changing, empowering app!!!!
Response from developer
Thank you so much for taking the time to share this, and for your incredibly kind and thoughtful feedback. It genuinely means a lot to the team to hear how highly you value the app and the approach behind it. We’re really grateful you’ve taken the time not only to use the app over such a long period, but also to reflect on what would make it even better. Suggestions like these are exactly the kind of user insight we hope for. Thank you! Both of your ideas are excellent and very aligned with where we see the product evolving: The ability for users to add their own custom symptoms is something that would add a lot of flexibility and personal relevance to tracking, and we can absolutely see how valuable that would be for many people. Improving the ability to sort and organise tracked symptoms is also a really strong suggestion. Whether that’s alphabetical ordering, frequency-based prioritisation, or user-defined ordering, this kind of refinement would meaningfully improve usability and speed of journaling. We’ll add these to the development timeline! Thank you again for your support and for being part of the journey with us.
