getinflow.io Opiniones 

Great app for getting me organised and has some great strategies for helping cope with ADHD. The customer service is exceptional. Dealt with my queries promptly.

Inflow was and still is great for me as it allowed me to understand my ADHD WITHOUT the need for medication. Its use of CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy) definitely makes it stand out from all the other wellness apps out there. Their coaching feature is also amazing as it gives you 1-1 access with a real qualified coach who helps you not only understand your ADHD but also holds you accountable and works with you through your goals. Only “downside” I would give it is the coaching aspect is only available Monday-Friday and the coaches sometimes go on leave for a week or so at a time. They also can take a good few hours to reply. So nothing is instant but still worth it. I’d definitely recommend buying the annual subscription as it amounts to just under £200. Whereas the monthly is around £40.

Do not give them your payment information!

On July 31, I canceled my subscription before the trial period was over but was still charged $199. After emailing customer support, I was issued a refund.

It is now August 12 and Inflow has inexplicably reversed the refund and charged me $199 again!

I verified that my subscription was indeed cancelled by re-downloading the app and attempting to log in.

Since inflow doesn’t post a phone number, they are difficult to contact. Now I know why.

If the subscription had been monthly I would have continued. But after reading recent reviews that there were problems with payment, I immediately closed the account.

Love the co working live sessions in particular
The learning modules and the community is awesome too! Worth the money

I have used this app and the body doubling every week for about a year now. The live body doubling events are great and help me to GET STUFF DONE! And also be in a safe community of friendly and encouraging people who understand all the struggles which come with being neurodivergent... The hosts Jennica & Callie are also amazing and make the space so much more personable and inviting to be in. It is so worth the yearly price and it has got me through my degree... I honestly don't think I would have done it otherwise!!! The learning modules are also good, I did many of them a while ago, so have typically forgotten a lot of the content, so will have to look through some of them again... but I know some of the tips have... literally... changed my life :) Not an exaggeration!!!! Very happy customer here :)

I signed up for a free trial and I really loved the app and the live events, but I couldn’t afford a subscription. I found out they offer a 50% off student discount so I signed up for that. I love the live events and recorded webinars. It is so nice to hear from educated people who really understand what people with ADHD go through and I am learning so much. Customer service is great. I forgot to cancel my free trial before I know about the discount, and they refunded me right away. They understand that people with ADHD forget to cancel things!

It was so nice to be in the company of others with ADHD. It really helped me to focus on what I needed to do.

Great education, community and coaching. I have done a lot of research and tried a lot of things for ADHD but consistently for about two years now Inflow has made the biggest impact. I recommend it a lit.

Waiting for a refund...
Same as many others... I cancelled my subscription in time, but they took my money anyway... Whereas I choose the mensual subscription In case I'd forgot to cancel(49,99€), they took me the annual subscription : 189€ !

Hope they will proceed to a refund quickly.

AWFUL DO NOT USE! Had 4 appointments no-show or cancel on me in only 3 days, they also charged me twice for an initial appt (which I still haven't been able to have) and made me do the intake form twice after citing that as a reason for cancelling an appointment. There is also no one to call, and no one responds to service emails. I've never experienced such awful service.

The live events (body doubling sessions called co-working and focus rooms) are amazing and have changed my life. They are more tailored to specific ADHD needs than any other virtual co-working service I've found (for example, you can come and go without scheduling in advance, it's a large group not 1:1 so no awkwardness, the facilitators have ADHD and they and peers put in relevant tips in the chat). They're a bit hidden in the app so it's unfortunate I think a lot of people trial the app but never find them. Also note that the free trial tells you that the price will be close to $200/year after, but that includes a text coaching service (which I did not personally find very helpful), but if you go into the Apple subscriptions, you can find a $96 option that gives you access to the live sessions and everything else on the app.

Really well designed for audience with ADHD that doesn’t make it just something else to try and fail to keep on top of. Really simple and useful tips and information that is genuinely helpful in day to day life.

The information and ideas in the modules I've completed are solid, and square with other research-backed resources. There are ways to improve or expand their usefulness but I'll say those last, because I want to make sure people notice the other features, too: live body-doubling work sessions and (relatively) affordable 1:1 coaching. I am working with a coach for way less than it would usually cost, and when I remember the live sessions they are a life-saver--quiet co-working in a supportive space.

As for ideas that might improve the modules: First, I think that they are meant to be digested a little at a time, but it's naturally easy to hyperfocus and blast through the whole thing. This is fine, but there is a pre- and post-test that don't make sense to be taken on the same day or one day in. Perhaps a regular, holistic post-test could be integrated, with a notification once a week or every other week, and that way (if they are taken) a better sense of progress/regression/plateau could be had by app and user alike. For each module, it would be nice to have a time of optional accountability checks or reminders. The ideas are great but if it's one and done, they are easy to forget.

Still, overall I think that the app has a lot going for it and the people involved are doing it to serve. Oh! It looks like in the past there have been a lot of interesting webinar-style presentations, and I like that I can still watch them now, but more live sessions or webinars would be great, too. :)

I agree with others here that this seems like a scam! It was advertised that there was a 7 day free trial, and a reminder would be sent that the trial was about to be up before being charged. I used the app twice and was unimpressed. I was about to cancel (before the 7 days) and then I was charged 200 bucks! I followed the instructions to get reimbursed, which was to email them. I have emailed them twice over the past 3 days, and cancelled the subscription. No response! The app also claims that I have been on a 3 week streak of accessing their modules. I signed up a week and a few days ago and used it twice, answering maybe 6 questions! This company that claims to support people with ADHD is not what they claim to be. My next step is to fight it through my PayPal account. I’m so angry!

I accidentally forgot to cancel my subscription, due to confusion surrounding my Apple Store stating I didn’t have a subscription as despite downloading the app, the subscription part is managed separately via website. Due to this I thought I was in the clear for paying any charges. They then proceeded to charge me £159. I emailed them 6 days ago and am yet to get a response despite them clearly stating they aim to reply between 24-48 hours.

I also messaged via instagram and was provided with an email that just bounced back continuously. Further direct messages are also being ignored.

Its made me feel really stressed out as this is a lot of money and they are offering 0 support with the situation. They advertise a clear ‘refund’ policy as they consider that forgetfulness is a trait of those who have ADHD, yet their wrap around support and response to such traits is not what I would expect at all. Avoid.

I downloaded this app for a so called “FREE 7 day trial” Bullshi%!! Even after canceling the subscription and deleting the app they charged me $200 a year later!! I even went to the App Store to the Report A Problem page and it says right there in plain sight FREE!! No other emails or subscription requests after that!! As a matter of fact NOT a single email from them EVER!! I checked through all my emails and NOTHING from them!! No confirmation, no membership charge email. NOTHING!!!!!! The only email I got was an email from Discover Card notifying me of their $200 charge. This app is so shady and unethical it should be banned IMMEDIATELY!! Who steals your money without asking and then charges you without informing you by email? Seriously!? I even tried to look up my account and it doesn’t exist because I canceled a year ago. It asked me to sign up for a new account. Called Discover immediately and reported the fraudulent charge and they will take action because this company won’t!! DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS APP!!!!! SCAM!! SCAM!!

I was diagnosed with ADHD at 40 and the Inflow app has been a real lifeline in helping me to both understand myself and to translate that learning into meaningful action. I live in a rural area and having a coach with the app is far more accessible and affordable than the alternatives.

Really great - helped me improve my concentration so much. Highly recommend