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Has anyone here used InFlow (the app mentioned in the article)? Curious to hear your experiences if you have.
by xwowsersx 4y ago
Has anyone here used InFlow (the app mentioned in the article)? Curious to hear your experiences if you have.
- grhappl 4y agoI noped out as soon as I saw it wanted a yearly subscription to activate a week-long 'free' trial. I didn't trust myself to remember to cancel it in time and was disgusted at them weaponizing this dark pattern against ADHDers, so that was it for me. If you go to the Play Store and search for the one-star reviews there are loads of people saying the same. And also for those that did try it, that it's mostly useless anyway.
- xwowsersx 4y agoYikes, yeah that's not good
- FL410 4y agoPro-tip, at least on Apple devices: "buy" the trial, then immediately cancel it in your subscriptions. You'll still have access to it for whatever the trial period is, then it'll just stop working (vs. bill you).
- hypatiadotca 4y agoThis is the real ADHD MVP tip
- BiteCode_dev 4y agoSame. And the form to "personalize" your experience is a dark pattern to lead you to commit to this. It's used by the porn and gambling industries to increase conversation and I wouldn't trust a healthcare company using it.