Focus@Will: Control Your ADD Reviews – Page 5
4/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Focus@Will: Control Your ADD for iPhone.
Focus@Will: Control Your ADD is free iOS app published by Dulcetta Inc
Unusable
Isaiah1942
I can’t log into this app after signing up because I must confirm my email after the app sends me an email that never arrives. And no, it’s not in my junk or clutter folders. I’ve tried for 3 days to figure out the problem, Annoying issue. I cancelled the app today. Probably a cool app that I will never use, lame.
RIP OFF $69 a year!!!!!!!
Sixty still thin
That’s NUTS! Tried to stop it the day it hit ITunes billing. iTunes protects app developers. I kinda like this app. Still glitchy. STOPS ALL THE TIME! Busts my flow. Super angry at misleading FREE. It would have been worth $20 a year if it was more intuitive. It’s not at all intuitive. Really mad at the price. Won’t be back. Other products on market doing similar work without the STICKER SHOCK!!! Very Unhappy I’ll fix this review if anyone in the company reaches out to me. I’ll bet they won’t. I’m just another sucker they scammed out of $69.
Ready for prime time
Photo_Nerd
This app is fully loaded and ready for prime time. I had waited until the UI was fully modernized before reviewing. Very good selection of music styles and focus types. I got a lifetime membership.
Cannot subscribe.
RodneySATX
iPhone app will not subscribe correctly. I get an error about being unable to connect to iTunes. However, under “Manage Subscriptions” in settings it is there. I will cancel before trial ends if the problem doesn’t get fixed.
Focussing app keeps stalling
very_frequent_rider
The music keeps stopping and the app stalls, forcing you to unfocus in the middle of your work session and and restart the app. Defeats the purpose. Been using it for a while hoping they would fix it, but they still haven’t...
Horrible Music
socialtrep
Rarely do I ever take the time to write a review... let alone feel compelled to submit a negative one. Went through multiple tracks. They were simply not enjoyable. Will stick to looping favorite songs and frequencies for free.
Works for me
EyeSeeEwe
When I need to get anything done that requires me to avoid of distracting thoughts, this app does the trick.
Pricey, too loud even at lowest volume setting
hack_the_planet
This app seems to have once sold for $69.95 on StackSocial for lifetime access. Now it is $69.99 a year. Also, the lowest volume setting on iOS is still far too loud. There’s no in-app volume setting, so I can’t really use this unless I have t stop it seems.
Not impressed, Do Not Pay
AstroGirlBunny
I have diagnosed ADD. Since I was 5 years old. The struggle is real. Plus I’m sound sensitive, and get frequent headaches and migraines. If this app was at least as good as my two favorite apps, I would have paid the $70. But it isn’t. I’m not impressed with the app Focus@Will. Brain.fm and focusmusic.fm are both better than Focus@Will. I have to wonder if those users they brag about have ever tried these other two apps. FocusMusic.fm is totally and completely free. Fantastic app for focusing. Brain.fm will give a bit of it for free but the rest is subscription. It is universes better than Focus@Will. Don’t pay for this app. I can provide you with even more free options. I honestly wanted this to work out due to the level of my ADD. However, trying various channels that just annoyed me, I stopped, switched back to one of my favorite apps, canceled subscription for Focus@Will and deleted it off my phone.