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I used this app before and they have updated to limit free features to 3 uses each. This was a very thoughtful app dedicated to bringing great features benefiting mental health to the masses via iPhone, but now it’s limited unless you pay. They aren’t asking a lot, and it’s reasonable for a business. It just feels a little cruel to build something so caring with such limits. IF I hadn’t used this app before I would’ve deleted it instantly bc I wouldn’t have been able to see enough to know the benefits of using this long term. Don’t waste your time if you aren’t willing to pay; instead breathe with app headspace, try the similar app #selfcare, use apps jour or gratitude...all these apps can do similar things, but don’t cut the features off after a short period of time. HappyNotPerfect has made a mistake to believe they are so unique that after three uses they can’t be replaced.

I was in the App Store and looking through apps that I may use on a daily basis. I ended up looking at the Happy Not Perfect app and was clicking through to read and figure out if it was an app I wanted to use. Somehow I got on the subscription page and tried to go back. After it was done loading it landed on a 1 year subscription and my finger print popped up to purchase on my phone. My thumb was already on the thumb scan and accepted a 1 year subscription, something I had no intention of doing. I reached out to cancel because I did not want to purchase and after weeks of waiting I still have not heard back. I have not used the app so Because I did not want to be charged for the services. No one has gotten back to me and they still have charged me the $80. Unfortunately, this has been an Awful experience and I hope it does not happen to anyone else.

So torn on how to review this app. The app itself is inventive, quirky, useful, and always leaves me with a smile. It does make my day happier! The developers seem very reactive to user feedback, even if it’s not apparent in these reviews. Constant new content. But (oh, I hate this but), it’s really expensive relative to the quality. Like, it’s the same price as Calm, which regularly goes on further sale. This is a great app, but not Calm great. I get that the lovely and responsive developers and meditation leaders have to eat, but it’s going to be a big barrier for new (or less well off) users. Tl;dnr: honeys, if you got extra $$ laying around, it’s worth it. If you don’t, you’re in the same boat as me, we’ll sail on less happy and still not perfect ⛵️