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This is not okay. It’s a video game. You practice skills just like any video game skills. What is happening here is that this company wants to exploit your adhd by charging you to play a video game. I downloaded it and did the free trial. Then I realized, oh yeah, because I have adhd I am less likely to remember to cancel my free trial and then then this company gets $130 from me. And I will play it for a week and forget about it. This is not how this should be done. If you want to make an app for an adhd person have a cheap monthly subscription that does not auto renew. That would be an adhd friendly app. This is just mean….

They don’t mention anywhere you cannot play the game without purchasing. So I won’t be using this for me or my child. Really getting tired of people using disabilities to coerce people into paying for help. Bad business form and definitely swerve this app in favor of the free ones just like it . Not even a free trial . Gross .

I’ve now played the game for 2 weeks, a third of the “dose”. I’m going to keep playing 4 more weeks, as directed, but I do no recommend this app to anyone with ADHD at this point. I understand what the game is trying to do: be mildly fun, but mostly monotonous in order to let my mind get bored, forcing me to focus. I can’t tell if my focus has improved in any way so far. I do know that after each session, I generally feel more negative about myself than before playing. As a therapy, that’s not a good thing. (I beg the developer to please not respond with, “It’s supposed to be challenging.”)