Life Advisor: Baby Maker Reviews

Developers all of those questions on there I’ve never done any of those questions or things and then it said that I would be selfish for my whole life and actually I’ve been really kind to my friends sharing a bunch of cookies and helping out my mom and you guys say I’ll be selfish for my whole life this game/app is not worth it and plus everything that I try to do has to have a membership before I can do it and then turns out in my head I think I’m gonna ride by that membership it’s going to only give it for me for one day so anyone who reads this don’t buy the membership and game developers can you make the membership just one dollar or two dollars because I’m getting sick and tired because I’ve had this game for one day and every single time I get out of a test it says oh look by our membership and get this! And now I’m stressed out because I don’t know if all of that was true or not end game developers I think I have high blood pressure and it’s making me really stressed and this made me stressed that’s why I got it and deleted it.. just please add some calming music plz

I downloaded LifeAdvisor to try the what would your child look like feature, which was awful. I’m a Caucasian as is my partner and apparently we will have an African American child?
Aside from the crappy features in LifeAdvisor , it automatically charged me $10 without my permission. LifeAdvisor said it would be easy to cancel the three day free trial in the settings of LifeAdvisor . After downloading LifeAdvisor I looked everywhere on LifeAdvisor for a cancel subscription option and there was nothing to be found. The only thing I could find was a submit suggestions button, and I submitted a polite message asking to have my subscription cancelled only minutes after downloading LifeAdvisor . Nobody ever responded, and 3 days later I was charged 10 dollars. Please save yourself the trouble and money, LifeAdvisor will steal your money and it is garbage!

LifeAdvisor is very interesting, but someone needs to edit the text. There’s so many grammatical errors that some of the sentences make zero sense. I thought it was only like one or two errors, but no they’re all over LifeAdvisor . A lot of the information is also worded so awkwardly, it was rough to even read through most of the time. please try and edit the articles and questions, it’s not worth the frustration trying to decipher what someone is trying to say. But aside from that issue, I enjoyed the quizzes and article topics a lot. There’s a lot of variety with the topics you can look through, and a lot of it being very relatable.

Downloaded and says a 3day trial but u have to put in your payment info which is normal but after I put info in and clearly chose trial free for 3days it then says “thank you for your purchase” I had to go to my bank acct. just to make sure I wasn’t charged so that was confusing . Also In the add it shows the time machine aging you from a young age pic to old. So you think the pic u put in it will show u aging slowly from that pic u give it. That’s definitely not true. You give it a pic and it instantly shows you aged but as if someone just took a pen and traced lines on your face and then airbrushes over your hair grey... really it just looks fake and crappy. If your interested in accurate or any transforming image of you aging you will be very disappointed.

I feel that LifeAdvisor is honestly pointless if you do not have a membership. They should include online while about to purchase LifeAdvisor , that you must have a membership if you wanted to see what you would look like doing things with that app. If I really wanted I could purchase a membership, and see what would happen, but it doesn’t mean that much that I would purchase a membership for something I would most likely only use once. And the fact that they do not have a part of LifeAdvisor that you can use for free
as a little tutorial is a little messed up. But if you would like to pay for a membership it seems a little to good to be true but might find a resemblance to your face.

First off, $8.99 a week for an app that really doesn’t do much at all is ridiculous. Second, I get what you’re trying to do, but what ever technology you are using does not work....like at all. My “children” keep showing up as black. My wife and I have kids, none of them look black or even resemble my existing children. I also did the gender thing...The results showed me as a black female. Lol. I mean, I do have a year round tan, but I’m lighter than most Mexicans. Hahaha
If LifeAdvisor is made to be comedic, than I guess I got the wrong impression. Deleting my free trial now 😂😂😂😂😂🤘🏼

Also taking advantage of children is not cool. Shame on you for doing that!!!!!! I should blast this out on social media by taking a screen shot of all the kids that have left reviews on your app.

LifeAdvisor is based on an Asian culture that values and reveres ancestors, parents, and family above all. It does not take into consideration the culture found in the US, Canada, Great Britain, or other modern free societies. Additionally it very obviously was translated by someone whose primary language is not English and who has not been immersed in an English-speaking culture. They not grasp the English language nor do they understand the values and mores of an English-speaking society.

Fir these reasons the questions often make absolutely no sense. There are times where the question indicates the answer should be a number, instead, the answer is yes or no.

Thus may be good for China, where it was written but is certainly not worth purchasing in a non-Asian culture.

LifeAdvisor opens to a screen with large “CONTINUE” button with some grayed out text appearing as something being viewed through a transparent screen. It is very small font and very hard to read but it is informing that by selecting continue you are agreeing to their yearly subscription of something like $89 give or take a few. As noted it is very difficult to see and very easy to miss this and I believe this would appear to be intentional based on my viewing/opinion of how it is presented. There is no way to use LifeAdvisor without subscribing so it isn’t a free app as one might expect given the free download and is the latest trick by a lot of apps to get you to pay for them through your apple account.

As many others have said, LifeAdvisor WILL scam you. I opened LifeAdvisor & was immediately charged for $90. I did not press a thing but lucky for them my thumb was on my home button when I opened LifeAdvisor so it was automatically charged. The next thing I knew I heard the charged sound & was out $90. It was already in my bank account, apple couldn’t refund it & now I’m talking to my bank about it. I literally did not press a single thing nor was I asked for confirmation which most apps have before you purchase something. Especially $90 worth!!! I am a college student and $90 is a lot for me. LifeAdvisor ruined my night & will continue to ruin my mood until my bank helps me out & my money is refunded.

Even tho there is free stuff all the free stuff seems to be a wast of time the stuff shown on the cover and y people download LifeAdvisor coast money and I’m not going to pay to see a boy me or old me or son of me it’s a wast of money and time maybe add that u have to pay membership to do any things worth time LifeAdvisor is a wast of time money and storage space in my phone it also says free to user which most apps aren’t so this was exciting for me to find but then u have to pay which makes no sense I will keep LifeAdvisor but only if see change bc I want to use it but I don’t have the money to pay a subscription and I don’t do free trials bc I don’t trust that stuff

LifeAdvisor is pretty good, but there is one thing. The time machine (the only reason I got LifeAdvisor) costs money! I watched a video to do it once but it just have it to a still picture of my face with wrinkles (there could’ve been grey hair or something) but there are some features you can do without buying anything but they are just tests. I do think you should just be able to buy it once instead of paying monthly. Though it’s problibly worth it, I think it should be cheaper. Overall it’s a ok app.

Just like any other app it tricks you it’s free to download but then when you try it out like for example I try’s out the time machine option and it scanned my face then it said I had to pay to see the results so LifeAdvisor is a scam to download it’s free but you still have to pay to see what you look like and get results so who ever made LifeAdvisor stinks and is a scammer I mean come on you trick us and make us take the time to download it because it’s free but then we realize we have to pay to use it and then have to take all our time again to delete it because it isn’t free so how you make it free because right now you stink just like your app😡

Ok I downloaded LifeAdvisor to see how it was, just for curiosity and accidentally purchased a subscription for it. I immediately contacted the developers and they answered that I would not be charged for a trial period and that if I got charged they couldn’t help me, that I should speak with apple. Based on what the developers said about being a trial period I immediately canceled the subscription and I still got charged for $27 so who’s going to refund me for that??
Do NOT download this. Because I ended up with $27 less for some notification that popped out from Nowhere, and trying to close it I did this purchase 😡😡😡😡😡

I do honestly agree with a majority of the results I get from the free content.I advise you always read the descriptions as it is true that this does not replace a doctors medical diagnosis. I also have a suggestion. Out of the premium features, we should either be able to try one of our choice for free, or have the ability to use a premium feature once a day. Overall am satisfied 4/5

I was trying to see what this was about and downloaded it. I was not trying to buy anything but it some how bought a 1 year subscription for $89. It took so long to find a way to cancel it within minutes after it charged my account. Had to go to my Apple account and find the subscription and cancel it. I even wrote to them in hopes that it returns my money since this virus has left me unemployed at the moment. I need to keep my money.

That is why I am giving it 1 star for not making easy for people to get this canceled and for popping adds that you can’t get out of.

Hi, I installed LifeAdvisor to try it out unaware of the need for subscription. LifeAdvisor gave me 1 second to display a subscription message which was not clear and did not communicate the price or the length of the subscription. Within 2 second my faceID activated, I had already subscribed without realizing neither the yearly subscription nor the price.
As I used LifeAdvisor for 5 seconds, and did not intend to pay that subscription, could you return the fee for a year-long subscription which I did not intend of purchasing. Your interface is predatory and does not clearly communicate the price and length of such subscriptions. Thank you!

A lot of the questionnaires were obviously written by someone for whom English is a second language. A lot of the questions are so poorly worded you have to take several tries at them to figure out what is even being asked. Then the multiple choice answers often don’t seem to fit the questions sometimes.

Let a native English speaker go over the questions and answers. Let them give you a few pointers on correct sentence structures. Make improvements. This seems like it could be a nice little app. If you fix what’s broken.

I’m in a committed lesbian relationship, I tried to upload a picture of me and my partner to the ‘future baby’ part of LifeAdvisor . The pictures I used were clear and perfect for what was asked yet LifeAdvisor wouldn’t allow me to see my ‘future baby’ saying that the two photos were of the same gender and you need to re upload. Simply based on the fact that we were both females we were unable to use this feature of an app meant for everyone.

Also calling the feature the ‘transgender challenge’ is insensitive terminology, it makes people’s identity seem like a fad or a popular challenge.

I didn’t really enjoy LifeAdvisor because it basically doesn’t work for anything but answer questions your just have to click kissing or Marriage and answer stupid dum questions that are not even worth I payed what it to see my myself in the future but it seems like LifeAdvisor is just trash I don’t really like LifeAdvisor I hope you understand what I’m saying because LifeAdvisor is garbage people that have LifeAdvisor I recommend you not to have it anymore this stupid app doesn’t work at all this thing is trash I’m so disappointed at LifeAdvisor ok bye trash.

In the privacy policy they state that they take information to give or sell to search engines and others for advertisement purposes. As soon as I realized they wanted to charge me I deleted LifeAdvisor so hopefully i dont get charged for anything (I did not accept any charges in LifeAdvisor ). I checked in my “subscriptions” in LifeAdvisor store and LifeAdvisor did not show up. They make LifeAdvisor and the information surrounding it very misleading. They didnt even have prices for each subscription time length for the options to select from. I do not trust LifeAdvisor.

I love anything to do with knowing how I would look older. So, when I saw LifeAdvisor, I thought I would try it out. Most apps you have to pay for, so when I saw that is was free for new users, I thought that was awesome. However, you have to pay to use the time machine, and I don’t have that money. I dislike that it says it’s free for new users, but you can’t actually use the time machine or the gender changer. You can only read the little articles at the bottom. I was sad since most of those articles were for adults, and I am only 11. So, I am afraid I’ll have to give it up. If I could do everything for free for at least three days, then maybe I would give it a second chance. Until then, I will continue my search for a free aging app.

LifeAdvisor is charging me for a subscription that i do not have. I saw an add for LifeAdvisor while playing a game and it was nothing like what the add depicted LifeAdvisor to be. Once i downloaded LifeAdvisor it asked me to start a trial before i could use it. I agreed to that trial and once in LifeAdvisor realizing it was not what the add made LifeAdvisor out to be i instantly canceled my trial and deleted LifeAdvisor . After the trial period would have run out one week later i was still charged for the subscription to LifeAdvisor. This is a scam. And untill these people fix this i cannot update or download new apps. Im locked out of LifeAdvisor store. This is complete bull sh!t. If this is not rectified in the next few days i will be filing with my lawyer. And yes i called apple they said its on this company to fix not them. But either way this company is scamming people charging them when they should not do so.

Opened LifeAdvisor and tried two things, the “death clock” which asks you 7 questions that determine how old you’ll be when you die. Which by the way if you need to see the results after answering how often you exercise, if you’re sleeping 7-8 hours every night, if you feel lonely, etc then you already know what the results should say. As should any high school drop out.

Im pretty sure you can find a camera filter in a free app to see what you look like when your older. Snapchat can give you an accurate view of what you’d look like as the opposite sex so this should be a no brainer. How does LifeAdvisor have high ratings? Don’t waste your time.

I am extremely disappointed. I tried y’all’s “free trial” 6 weeks back and I didn’t like LifeAdvisor . Since then I have been tirelessly trying to figure out how to stop my subscription and get my money back by there is NOWHERE on LifeAdvisor that is allowing me to end my subscription. I have lost $8.99 every week since, and you all are not getting back to me via email (which is the only way you all are saying to contact you)
Anyone reading this - Call Apple and have them send you a link that looks at all of your subscriptions. That is the only way to cancel this