Calm Harm – manage self-harm Reviews
4/5 rating based on 71 reviews. Read all reviews for Calm Harm – manage self-harm for iPhone.
Calm Harm – manage self-harm is free iOS app published by Stem4
Forgot memorable word? Forget using the app ever again.
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What’s the point of having a ‘forgot password’ option? Since you can’t access the app anyways if you forget the memorable word.. instead of a memorable word maybe just a passcode option if people really want the extra security. I have to delete the app now because I can’t use it anymore.. unfortunately.
Does the opposite for me
Gamer125683
I try to do one of the options but whenever I do I fail which makes me more angry and hate myself more which the opposite of the desired effect.
Aside from minor bugs it’s the best app in the world
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occasionally there are some bugs like when it says how high the urge was i’ll tap on an answer but when i submit it it’s not there but aside from that this is the BEST APP EVER when i found it i had to show it to all my friends (because mentally unstable people gravitate towards eachother whoops) and it really helped some of them
Definitely the Best
AdiannaJade11
After struggling with self-harm for a while, I began to search for alternate methods of release, and this app has helped with that beyond any other website or method. I definitely recommend it to those who are attempting to seek for help but still need help during the dark hours they can’t fix. I love the different options and trying a new one each time if needed. This app has such an amazing intention and I cannot wait for it continue to improve
Password protected??
Mhw20
Great idea, and I understand the importance of privacy— but speaking from experience when I’m in the middle of a panic attack I can’t stop and type a password. My significant other tried to help me and he couldn’t open the app either. Maybe thumbprint secure this in future versions?
Horrible during crisis
heathharri199903
This didn’t work at all. It’s absolutely horrible during crisis and kept asking for a password while I was having a breakdown and needed help asap. There’s too much to read while you’re having a crisis too and it’s not easy to use. I couldn’t use it and ended up cutting for the first time all year because I was so upset and flustered. This is a horrible app and it let me down when I needed it.
It’s great...when it works.
AshaAlieh
I recently switched to the iPhone X. It worked perfectly fine on my 8 plus. However everytime I need to log in, the keyboard won’t pop up when I need to sign in. This frustrates me because I really depend on this app to help me get through tough days and I can’t when the app won’t work. But I highly recommend this app. Especially for people (like me) who struggle with their mental health and they’re not ready to talk to someone about it.
Helpful!
Enby Envy
This app is insanely helpful but it have one con - every time you leave the app, it has you enter a password. I totally understand why that is of course but I think it would be great if there was an option where you could choose whether or not you wanted this to happen. I love the app and I use it when I can, is amazing. Thank you so much to the creators for it
Good, Could be better
Harmonizer872749301
I think that this is a great app with a good intention, however, I feel as if some flaws exist. First of all, for most of the activities, I have no motivation to get up and do because it’s 3 AM in the morning and I’d just rather not. Second of all, I hate that I have to enter a password each time. I find that really aggravating, especially if I type in my password wrong. I think that the options to “ride the wave” out should be available every time you need it without having to log in. Maybe only have the user enter their password when they’re accessing their private information such as “number of times you’ve rode out the wave” or something. Otherwise, I find this app to be great!