App Profile: Even Mind

Mscherrygarnet

Rating: 4/5

I absolutely love this app. No ads, customizable design !!Not overstimulating!! I don’t immediately get distracted or forget what i wanted to document when i open the app. I hope autofill emotion examples will be available in the future. I struggle to understand the emotion(s) i’m experiencing so this would benefit me greatly. Sometimes i can’t put a word to what i’m feeling and have to google it so this would definitely put me up to the 5 star rating if added

Whitegurlewewew

Rating: 2/5

i have been using this app for several months. i found it was the only app that was simple but tracked my mood/energy, but allowing me a space to write about it. i loved it. i purchased the lifetime awhile back, way cheaper than what is being asked of users now. i really appreciated being able to buy it once and not stress about a subscription or miss out on features if i ever couldn’t afford to keep it. i’m at that point now, unfortunately. not only did this new update change the pricing, making to where i’ll switch now — even if i wasn’t i lost all of my data with this update. all of my notes on how i felt and the data attached is gone. not sure where. just really disappointed. this was a go-to, but really enjoyed what they did for awhile. it’s a shame because i was excited for the UI changes not that there was really anything bad about the previous layout.

Yowzoe

Rating: 1/5

Sure, pay *$60* a year if you like. Greed is good. The app is good. But the developers are making 💵 hand over fist. There’s not a lot to this app. What there is is good, but not $5/month good. 🤔 Update/response to dev: At $60 per year (or $600 every decade), this app is in the highest tier of AppStore subscription process. For that amount of money, users should expect some amazing features. EvenMind is dead simple. Premium ($60) connects with Apple health analytics, which is automated, and not difficult to implement. There are no other premium features of significance. I did not need clarification on your pricing, it is very apparent. The line about paying users supporting free users is a dodge. At scale, the cost to the dev per user is near-zero. The developers are making *astounding* profit from this app. Under "Values" on their support page they should include that they believe that greed is good. Of course there should be no law against a cash grab, but it deserves a calling out. Let's keep it 💯 real. Here is exactly how to fairly price an app containing analytics from Apple Health: "AutoSleep". The dev of this highly-rated, elegant sleep-tracking app asks a small one-time charge (with no recurring subscription). How the heck can they do this? No $60 per year!! An smazing lack of...greed.