Chillio Reviews 2,558

Help people to find their own way

I subscribed for 4 weeks and as soon as I entered, I realized that it's just a bunch of false adverisment. It is not an app, but it's a wevsite, there's no actual system behind it, just a pretty much a ppt presentation where you can occasionally click that you feel lack of motivation and it's scary to start because you're afraid you'll fail. You just click through a bunch of empty encouraging statements and there's a little cat that grows as you clickthrough slides.

Pretty much, it's another way to procrastinate and exploits another impulsive buy. I'm sure that they didn't consult anyone with ADHD when creating it, it's almost insultingly useless.

I have cancelled my subscription within the first 30 minutes because I have seen that it won't do anything for me. In spite of a 30-day money back guarantee, they agreed to refund 30% because I didn't use the app for at least 6 days with screenshots of my progress. I have opted to get the 30% back and not waste any more time (except for writing this review).

They are pretty much abusing the fact that people with ADHD will impulse buy and probably won't go through with complaints. Honestly very disrespectful and dehumanizing.

P.S. Just to clarify a few things about Chillio's reaponse below - I did reach out to the support before leaving a review and the gist of it was - do what you gotta do, we are not refunding you. I didn't achieve anything by asking your support team for support and at this point I don't care about the refund. I just want to make sure that others don't make the same mistake I did, as your business model seems to be to simply scam as many people who are likely to forget unsubscribing.

What is defined as an "interactive web-based app" is pretty much the same as the questionnaire you fill up before subscribing followed by empty phrases like "yay you can do it" labeled as "Action Tip" with some emojis (no interface whatsoever, but still has app in the name).

Ehat you call other materials, planners, habit trackers & co. Are a bunch of PDF files and Excel sheets.

I understand that you were lazy, but ypu coul've at least used AI to make a decent platform and making an app with AI today is not even that difficult. But this doesn't matter cause your goal is not to have a product that is useful for anyone, but to have as many people click on subscribe and forget.

That's all folks, please don't make the same mistake I did

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Very informative

This was a good first lesson. Helped me see why I don’t do tasks in more detail.

I’m really like this so far. I have only done day 1, but I already feel less overwhelm when looking at my chores.

So far good instructions

only just started but liking what I'm see thus far and interested to see where it takes me.

I love the layout and how basic thus starts. Living in fight or flight for many years, trying to work on myself, hoping this helps

The tips have me excited to start a cleaning & decluttering routine

Short and Sweet lessons for day 1. I'm feeling hopeful!

It gave me simple tasks that I think are doable.

Learning that you don’t have to do it all at once.

It's manageable and clear. Love the cat.

So far, so good, but I have experienced enough yet to tell for sure.

I already know a lot of this stuff but it’s nice to have it reiterated

The directions are short and to the point. I don't do well with something that takes a while to just read the instructions.

I finally feel like I might be able to find my way out of the situation I am in and keep it up. Re-programming my brain will take some time but I really want to work towards this. I feel with this program I have a good chance of this happening.

It’s easy to follow

I like that the slides weren’t too long or too short. Concise and compelling.