1. But with some polish and links to other sites to shore up his statements and back up information, it's a great start.The diagnosis quiz is quite flawed...It appears an individual doesn't have adult ADHD if they don't fidget or have a loss in impulse control..FYI female's with ADHD do not necessarily have the hyper arousal, fidgeting, or loss of impulse control...You may want to keep that in mind when you complete your next upgrade...I myself will not be continuing with this app.
2. I especially like the selfie photo emotion analyser as it gets me to think and become more aware of how I feel on a basic emotive scale instead of feeling over/underwhelmed.I have ADHD, among other things.
3. I loved this app, the organizing tips and recommended apps are great but after watching the videos & reading the key points and app suggestions I am struggling to find a reason to keep using the app.
4. While I agree this app needs some work, this is the first app I've seen that at least tries to deliver what people with ADHD need.
5. Since I supposedly do not have ADHD issues.So I have ADHD, but no one else in my familly does, so it's hard for me to ever find new info in ADHD.
6. It seems as though the text should be a link to something with more info, but just... isn't? If you know anything about ADHD there will be nothing new or helpful here.
7. Please build on the ADHD tools that assist with executive functioning, RSD, and mood control.
8. Would be awesome if you could add some more tips on the main page, regarding specific things like impulsivity, time management, social interactions, etc.like the golden rules.
9. If the creator just wants to put out their opinion and experience they need a blog, not an app.Very promising app with a lot of insightful information and coping mechanisms.
10. If you don't know anything about ADHD there isn't enough background info and what's there is questionable at best.
11. This app is filled with links to other apps that provide the help that this app does not.