Neuro's helped me figure out my thinking patterns in ways that actually make sense to me. I love getting those book summaries when I'm too busy to read the whole thing. Whether I'm listening on my commute or reading before bed, it just fits into my life without feeling like work.

The fact that this app is listed as free but requires a $30 yearly subscription payment (or $10 a month) just to access it is astonishing. Most of these tests tend to be scams, hence being able to take them all for free online elsewhere. I don’t know much about the books offered but with almost every cover containing bland corporate art, I can’t imagine they actually contain much useful knowledge. The whole thing feels like a poorly hidden money vacuum to take advantage of less resourceful people. Given the free trial is 3 days, it might be smarter to take all the tests in that time and make note of all the books you’re interested in, then cancel the sub and delete the app before it charges you a ridiculous entrance fee.The worst part is how insulting it is that this app specifically panders to people who have ADHD, promising some kind of healing. Awful.

$60 before I could try ANYTHING. I can’t even look at the app without paying. There was no cheaper or shorter option. Just $60 for a year, no take backs. And honestly as someone with ADHD and other things, if you decided to sign up for the “free trial“ you would most likely forget about it, and be charged $60 the second it ends. I understand that most apps need to charge to get anything in return, but it’s crazy to me that that is the only option to pay for it. You cannot even LOOK at what they offer until you pay. Seems either scammy, or useless to me.

Perfect for people who have a ton of books on their reading list but never have the time. It gives you the key takeaways and is easy to read or listen to.