Simple and very calming
Sell mom, sell dad, sell the kids, we have no shame
Total scam
Great Customer Service
Amazing
Well thought out App
Practically, it’s an amazing experience using this app. Search button is so handy!
The different people guiding are all wonderful. As are having background & music choices. I particularly love the choice of speeds as I am a fast processor & it suits me to go just a bit faster. Great work in content! Would love to see more Louise Hay tappings. And ones addressing Perfectionism.
Thank you
5 stars, 4 for if only
Tapping Works!
Amazing!
The Tapping Solution
Jacqueline Cohoon
I am worthy.
Tap tap-a-roo!
Great
It Works
I love this app! It’s been a life-saver for me ♥️
Beware the free trial
The company did make good on their offer to assist me when I emailed them. That said, I do still feel this needs more of a warning that the free trial is on condition of a year subscription, and if it’s said a reminder will come, then it should come.
I will say EFT Tapping does seem like a decent evidence-based approach.
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Original 06 July 26:
Like many others, it seems, I didn’t realize the free trial I signed up for was attached to an annual trial.
While yes, I realize that I am ultimately responsible for my failure to properly read, I’m also floored that the “we will email you before your trial ends” never happened.
Just please be aware of the $101 yearly subscription if you sign up for the free trial.
Customer service is amazing
I can finally meditate!
Beware the free trial
Like many others, it seems, I didn’t realize the free trial I signed up for was attached to an annual trial.
While yes, I realize that I am ultimately responsible for my failure to properly read, I’m also floored that the “we will email you before your trial ends” never happened. I feel like making that happen would be especially important to a company producing a mental health app, unless they’re predatory.
I’ve tried twice to use Apple’s automated refund request and been denied. I’m going to try to speak to a Senior Advisor on the phone today. I’m not holding my breath.
The $101 after taxes could have gone to many actually useful things like gas, car maintenance, or food, instead of lining the pockets of a developer who clearly is in this for the money and not to help people.
