1. Also as a suggestion maybe a music category, I feel music is really important and it would flow well.It's an extremely bare bones app (for free members) that can become worth it for if you're premium, however the minimum contract for a subscription is 1 year.
2. After 5 days of using the free plan, the questions become extremely simple and redundant, but skipping a question is oddly only a feature for premium.
3. Unless a major sale happens to make premium worth it.My partner and I have been using the app for a little over a month and it has been amazing! We're long distance and it's been such a helpful tool to help us connect and grow closer.
4. I can also see it being really great for non-distanced couples too! Only downside is the price for premium is pretty steep, but the free stuff has been fantastic so far.A wonderful app, even the free version.
5. Not a bad app and a great concept, but it frequently suggests questions to "better help us personalize the app" and then the questions are premium, so you have to choose the one that isn't.
6. However, it does feel a bit disingenuous for the cheaper monthly option to be hidden from the premium membership pricing options.
7. For example, I prefer to be prompted with more relationship focused questions so I wanted to remove the 'music' and 'movies' category.
8. Because of this, the average person is going to assume that their cheapest option is 50$ to commit to a full year.My long distance boyfriend and I use this often.
9. You have to navigate to the feature request page, and find the specific post that requests a monthly payment option.
10. Just a thought.PROS: Agape is a nice app with thought-provoking questions and an easy-to-navigate menu.
11. The whole app is designed to push you to pay for a yearly subscription or delete it completely.I liked this app a lot until the new multiple connections feature.