Remente: Self Care & Wellbeing Reviews

As an iPad Pro user for all things, the lack of being able to have the screen flip is almost a non-starter (unfortunately). But if everything else worked like a charm, maybe I would use it. I only used the free version and I personally don’t mind what some other reviewers complained about with the free version. The price point for the Premium seems reasonable for a coaching app if it is completely dialed in and the content feels valuable.

Here is what I loved about Remente . The interface is simple and fun to use. The wheel of happiness is really cool and the way you can scroll the timeline and see a time-lapse display of how you feel about any one sector is helpful and interesting. The journaling is nice and setting up my day was fun and easy.

Why I lost my positive mojo? I decided to edit my goal. There is no button that lets you edit a goal, but there were the ... in the upper right hand corner I press them and the program terminates and I’m out. I try it 3 more times, same thing. Maybe it is a simple bug or whatever, but setting up a program like this (especially if you invest in the Premium version) takes lots of time and I just don’t want to invest my time on a program that is buggy from the get go. I may try it again some day because it has potential if the courses are good, the bugs gone and horizontal workspace available.

I have really been enjoying Remente, but with just a couple of small changes, it could be even better.

I love the layout, and how it’s so easy to navigate between the goals page, journal, and resources. I especially like how in-depth the goals section is and how you can add a checklist within a goal, track progress, etc. The resources are a really nice touch as well, and I especially enjoy the goal setting ones. I also love the quick daily sessions in the AM and PM.

My only issue is that I wish you could change your settings in Remente . For example, the time you receive the daily session prompts is set when you sign up, but there doesn’t seem to be any way to change that, either within Remente or the website (this is not something that is managed through Notifications, as I checked there). There needs to be a settings section in Remente to manage things like this easily.

Remente is so cute it makes you want to buy it right away! There are lots of great topics on Remente for personal growth.

Dig in a little deeper, however, and you’ll find that there’s not really anything special about it. It has general information. The “Goal Plans” are basic lists of information. For anyone who needs guidance in achieving the goals, you won’t find it here; no detailed insight provided. “Boosts” are tips - about a paragraph of reading content that lacks significance and relevance. “Courses” are no more professional or in-depth than you would find in a blog written by an average person. There are articles within the materials from “experts.” The “Master Communicator” course, for example, doesn’t even touch on the foundation that our communication is built on. It doesn’t discuss self-talk, positive voice, self-esteem...okay.

Like many other people have said, you must pay up! The free version won’t keep you around long! It’s so cute, and the topics are great. There’s something mysterious about what you’re going to get if you upgrade. Will it suddenly be fabulous? Read the description of the benefits of going premium and you’ll be far from excited.

Very cute! Great ideas! Consider analyzing some other apps for the structure and organization. Improve the content. Nice dashboard as far as I can tell.

Lastly, offer a free trial. Anyone who believes in their product has no issue doing so.

Remente is incredible! There are so many helpful resources within Remente as well as different ways to measure how you are feeling and what you are focusing on. I really love how it teaches you how to set proper goals so that you set yourself up for success!

I personally think it would be beneficial to add an optional spiritual focus, as well as spiritual resources and goals in Remente that users can choose if they so desire. Obviously this is a very general topic so it would be difficult to pinpoint sources users could refer to that they would enjoy. But maybe the sources could be divided up by religion (Christianity, Jewish, Muslim, etc) and by general spirituality.
This would require a lot of work, but I really think it would be the next step for Remente moving forward.
It would be ideal to eventually even divide up into specific religious groups so that those who seek sources for their spirituality can find sources from their faith (that is, if their church releases such articles online).

As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, I personally feel it would benefit me a ton to include this aspect in Remente . I love finding spiritual applications to the things I learn from this app. I know I’m not the only one that feels this way too! :)

Anywho, Remente is amazing! I’m thoroughly enjoying it, and I look forward to continued updates in the future!

Liked Remente until it started refusing to let me add goals unless I upgraded to the premium plan. It gives me a message saying I can only have three goals in the free version. I currently have added 0 goals and it won’t let me add any unless I’m on premium, so I’ve just deleted Remente . It’s impossible to use effectively without paying, so forget it. Don’t advertise a free platform and then refuse to let us use the free platform. Edit: I’ve now received a response from their help team saying they can’t replicate what I was dealing with and to reach out to them. I don’t feel encouraged to reach out to them based on that reply. I have no incentive to take the time out of my day to post a review if I am not actually dealing with the issue I described. If you can’t replicate the issue, I’m not encouraged Remente is worth it or that a tech team could resolve the issues. I’ve already troubleshooted Remente , logging out and back in, deleting and redownloading, all of which failed to resolve the issue.

After cycling through many of these apps throughout 2019 I can confidently say that this app gave me the most success. It kept me in line and made sure that I didn’t forget about it. Unlike a lot of the others, this app excels in all areas that it wishes to. From keeping you on a set schedule all the way to tracking your mood, there is a lot of value you can take out of Remente . One of my favorites about Remente is that it doesn’t overload you with notifications as well, whatever you set is what you get. As for setting goals, this app has a great layout. They offer their own Goal Plans as well as allow you to create your own very detailed plans for the future. After so many failed attempts on other apps, I wasn’t very optimistic going into this app but luckily I was quickly enjoying it.

This is a very creative app with course ideas, goal setting, a mood tracker, as well as clock reminders to keep you on track with your plan. I love reading all of the course material. It's very practical, straight forward, with great tips and helpful advice. I also like the fact that once you choose a main goal to work on, for example, such as eating healthier, it is then broken down into small mini steps for you to check off that day. Excellent idea. I believe if you stick with Remente, it does have the power to keep you on track and make progress in your life towards achievement. Overall, there's lots of fun stuff on this that will keep you intrigued enough to continue using it. Plus I love the little owl! 🦉

This is an excellent app if you want to set goals and focus on improving your life. I’ve only had it for a week and it’s already helped me formulate and organize my goals and thoughts more so than I have ever done. Also has a clever journal function built-in which is very useful for jotting down notes and reflections. It also has great suggested courses to help you improve in various areas depending on where you rate yourself in the categories of your life.

I have a couple of suggestions below:

1) On the Goals page perhaps provide the ability to divide into short term, medium term, and long-term goals. Or maybe just have the ability to have some kind of labeling.

2) Allow more flexibility for task repeat function such as 2x per month or once a quarter, etc. instead of just by week.

3) On the iPad version please allow landscape mode since the new iPad Pro cover is not very portrait friendly.

Please keep up the fantastic work, thank you!

I paid for a quarterly subscription because I wanted the premium features (no trial period for Remente). I’m bummed I bothered paying for it, there isn’t any difference from the free version as far as I can tell except that you can add more goals. I did the motivation goal and it gave me actions like “create a SMART plan” but doesn’t go into detail into how to really set up a plan or be held accountable for it. I had to google to get an idea on how to start. I’m not sure what the Insights tab is for because it didn’t analyze anything about me. Even the life wheel just showed me visually how I’m feeling in the moment about certain aspects of my life. But there weren’t any tips or suggestions based on that data.

I signed up for Fabulous and I feel like that app delivered what I expected from this app as far as resources, alerts, detailed letters to motivate me, a calendar view of how many times I’ve consistently kept up with a goal, etc.

I’ve had multiple self improvement apps and honestly I just collect them till I get bored and delete them all. this app is completely different! It has goals that are easy to achieve and give you clear instructions to follow. It is divided into “sections” so basically you have personal development, finances, love and relationships, career and education, friends and social life, family, health and fitness and fun and recreation. It adds your goals to your calendar and it comes with little boosters (short articles) that help you improve your experience. I honestly recommend it to everyone I know

I love Remente! Remente has helped me a lot through these last few months. I love the feature where I can track my mood and leave a note with it and check back on it later. I also love the different challenging courses to choose from—you can even make your own and customize it. The ONE suggestion that would make Remente better is if there were more courses that were cycled in and out. Add new courses every so often or even have a challenge where users of Remente can make one and can it can be featured for everyone to use.

I have used this app for 9 months and found it extremely helpful for goal-setting and life balance. I used a similar app like this known as the Life-Work Wheel. I didn't care for the features and the development of Remente wasn't marketing towards the right subscribers. The developer of this app had put a lot of thought and care for people who seek to learn and grow.

For anyone seeking a goal-setting and Life Wheel I recommend Remente

Remente is exactly what i was looking for it gives you a notes part to write things you want to. which helps a lot more than having to write them on a separate app ,and it gives you lists of goals and even gives you a checklist of what to do. which helps ALOTT for me bc i have to organize everything to get things done and i’ve never thought about making checklist for ways to reach my goals.

I really enjoy Remente because of all the goals, and motivation it has given me. It has taught me how to appreciate the world around me and my life. It also helped me improve my habits and I have become a way more happy, positive person because of Remente! Highly recommend. It’s also free! I get so much for free! Many other apps only have 1 free course. But Remente has many! I truly appreciate this! Please download! You won’t regret it!

Virtually everything is paygated. The content is organized into "courses" but these tend to be small collections of pithy blog articles, such as you probably get in your email every day or find yourself reading on Medium because you have lost track of time. Harmless fluff but not the sort of thing anyone should be paying for. Apart from this there isn't much here. The goal section is more content-farm blogspam. Remente has a todo-list style planner, but even just making a short list for tomorrow is a "premium" feature. If you're using that word to describe a function that came free with my phone ten years ago, I don't think you know what it means.

i only had Remente for a couple days and i love it, and can see the tiny changes in my self and mindset already. the only bad thing is that i can’t add my moods daily. when i click on the mood button, i can pick a mood and the feelings and write a description, but after that there is no way to summit it. no done button no next button or finish button. so basically it’s a waste of time. and i hope you fix that because i feel like that is very important for me to look back on.

I’m enjoying Remente, mostly considering how there aren’t many decent goal setting and step tracking apps available on Remente Store. My main issue, and it keeps me from using Remente , is the background image. I wish I could change the image of the mountain on the main screen. It’s strange that users (even paying users) are forced to have a particular image as the main graphic for their goal setting system. Would use much more often if this was changed to allow users to upload their own images.

This is a wonderful, healthy, and helpful idea for an app. I’m truly glad I found this. I have been journaling as I’m going through a breakup and Remente gives me an easier, more at-my-fingertips way of jotting down my experiences and feelings without having to agree to anything or pay for anything. Highly recommend!!! I’m excited to see the positive effects it has in the future as well.

I‘ve only been using Remente for 2 weeks or so, but I absolutely love it. I paid for the subscription about 24 hours after I started trying it. The Resources section has tons of well assembled content, and Remente is already helped tremendously in my efforts to become more organized and focused on my goals, as well as teaching me how to make better, more effective goals with tangible near future rewards.

I currently suffer from moderately severe depression and I found Remente in a mental health program I attended. Remente really helps in many simple ways that can keep you on track and feeling good about accomplishing goals, especially in a low state of depression. It has been very helpful and I would even recommend purchasing the full version because it offers great simple skill practices to use in life. Awesome! 👍🏽

The amount of apps I have been through like this is astronomical. I Approximately downloaded and went through about 12 different organization, goal setting, and journaling apps.
Out of all 12, this is the only one that I kept.
It’s absolutely perfect. I’ve been using it to keep track of what I essentially need to do, things I need to work on, and planning my life.
The interface is so, so smooth. It leads you through absolutely everything, so there is no confusion about ‘what am I supposed to do now though?!??’ (Which was a problem I ran into with many apps)
This is literally my first time writing a review, ever. That is how much I thought Remente deserved it. So if you are scrolling through the reviews to see ‘hmm, is this worth it?’
Stop scrolling. And click that little download button. It’s worth it 👌🏾👀
Thank you for reading this longggg review.
By the way, I ain’t even over 15 years old. So that just proves how easy the interface is.
😁♥️ thank you for making Remente!
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