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by Kristeneh97

First conversation asked what is stressing me out. I said a very important exam I don’t feel prepared for. “Why do you feel prepared for exam?” I DON’T feel prepared. Asks again about why I feel stressed. I simplified: a test at school. “Is there something you can do to remove the trigger? Or do you need an adaptation to cope with the trigger?” Uhh, it’s a test. I need an adaptation? “Why do you feel stressed today?” Omg screw this I’m not even talking about a real problem like my depression or anxiety. Doesn’t even know what the words test or school mean? Deleted.

by Ma'a Ma'a

A friend of mine suggested I begin looking into self discovery. Now at my age that seemed late or irrelevant but even within the first use I feel like I will learn something new about myself and maybe even move forward in my development toward the person I want to be and I can do it right on my phone and not read a single other self help book. Happy to have this tool on my continuing journey. I have it a four bc this is my initial feeling about the app . . .

by Matayoman

This app is very unique. It is unlock anything I have seen before and it honestly is not too complex. It asks question, deep though provoking like therapists may ask. You respond while it records them. It looks for context clues, and asks follow ups. And that interaction is just a huge positive.

Improvement: the journal feature is nice, but does not capture much. It seems to me that it only records or translates half of what you say. So sometimes answering a question and reflecting, you can find gaps in the transcript. This would be much better if it still kept your audio recording regardless of the translation. I want to reflect sometimes, and the audio is missing very often.

Beyond that, this has some potential at becoming something greater. I think it can lead to some amazing growth in people and maybe change life’s journey for others. I know it just recently helped me.