I have been checking out various ACT / CBT apps, looking at their cost (if any), privacy policies and reviews. Two things stand out about ACTiCoach:
1. **SO MANY REVIEWS** from Cyrillic-alphabet usernames and Eastern-European sounding usernames, yet in perfect English. And a number of them are word-for-word copies of reviews, posted a year apart, from different accounts. That is strange and suspicious, leading me to consider ACTiCoach publisher may have paid for 5-star reviews, to push ACTiCoach to the top of the list.
2. ACTiCoach costs $50 every six months, which might be worth it, but I can’t test run ACTiCoach to find out. Several other apps not this category are free or much lower cost, and provide free content to use, or a trial period, before requiring payment.
I have concluded that an abundant number of likely fake reviews, combined with the immediate requirement of a subscription before any trial, makes ACTiCoach an unappealing and expensive risk.
Too bad, because ACTiCoach description sounds good.