Understanding Zoe

Don’t just take my word for it — I’ve been talking to lots of parents who think the combination of just-in-time support and personalized info and resources can really make a difference in helping their neurodivergent kids flourish. I’d definitely worth checking out…

I was really interested in trying this app as my stepson is severely autistic, and I am looking for better ways to manage his conditions. This app made me create an account, input information about me and my child, then showed me a screen listing 4 short reasons I should subscribe for $10/month, with no way to exit, and no free trial, not even 3 days. A lot of special needs parents are already stretched to the max, and many are low income. I completely understand charging for your app/service, and in this hunt for an app, I have been more than willing to pay a subscription if the app is a good app for my family. But this just comes across as unnecessarily greedy, like to not even offer a free trial? I think it's especially gross when it's an app aimed at "helping" the disabled and their caregivers. Like they don't deal with enough. I'm just going to assume the app is something y'all slapped together in 5 minutes, and that's why you don't want anyone actually using it before you get your hands on their money. Deleted, and left this same review on AppRaven. Will tell the other special needs parents I know to steer clear as well.