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by Zharrief

The app requires your phone number before providing any functionality. Apps that take your privacy seriously do not require you give personally identifiable information to them. Instead they make providing such information optional, but not required, to use basic functionality of the app. For instance this app could have required an email address (which can easily be anonymous), instead of a phone number (which are hard to make anonymous). This is likely because they wish to use your phone number to collect additional information from you from data brokers (such as your address, education and employment history, family and associates, etc).

If you’re OK with that, then feel free to provide your phone number.

by Kaybeedubyoo

I actually subscribed so we will give it a shot for six months but I’m not sure if it will actually help us address some of the deeper seated issues in our relationship. The quizzes are totally pointless. They have very limited answers and don’t include any concrete follow up steps. The date night ideas are cute but I wish there was a way to bookmark or schedule them or something. There’s no point in reading a date night idea on a Tuesday when the prep involved would make it impossible to do until a weekend. The lessons are helpful but they don’t seem to happen everyday, only sporadically. The Daily Sparks are silly conversation starters like Table Topics- again, not that helpful at actually improving our relationship. The little notes that I get from my partner, written in his own words, are the best thing and the Mindful Moments are good for that. The rest of the features are a whole lot of “fluff” that doesn’t really help you address relationship issues.

by C.M.SUM

The app was fantastic...at first. We did the activities of the first week and as we went through more of them we started to question why we were working on some things while we had so many issues in other areas. I think this app would be better if we were able to choose the things we wanted to work on each week. Allow us to choose a few topics that we would each like to work on as well as maybe one or two that Relish believes would be beneficial based on the responses from our quizzes. It just feels too generic and not personal enough.