Osmind

A mental health app should absolutely have, at minimum, a pin to unlock. Face ID would also be nice. Also, where is the two factor auth? I am only using this because I have to but I think I’ll stick to the web version with equally lax security.

scootermcgee317Sat, Mar 16, 2024

United States

Verify email and reset password only open to the App Store and not the actual app. So no way to login

GapgapmanFri, Feb 16, 2024

United States

I can’t even get into the app after I click verify email

t!gg@Fri, Feb 9, 2024

United States

I tried using the authentication URL you get via email during initial setup and it doesn’t do anything except take you to the App Store (iPhone). It does not launch the app or anything else. Unusable.

HrowtsurjscTue, Jan 30, 2024

United States

Every time I’m notified to check in on the app, I find I’ve been logged out and my email isn’t even saved on the login form. This is an unnecessary hurdle to doing what should be a quick and easy process. When my mental health is worse and the check in would be most valuable, the added step of going through the login process is enough to deter me from following through. I don’t think it would be difficult to at least remember my email and give an option to autofill the input. I also don’t see why I need to be logged out at all.

Frustrated bluesSun, Jan 28, 2024

United States

As the title says I can’t even view the time and date I sent for each messages so I don’t know how long it’s been since I have not gotten back reply. Why is this basic info no available. Also one day I got logged out randomly and had to find the original invitation link and set passwords etc to log in again and it took time. This app is far from perfect.

King Kenny's BackyardSun, Jan 21, 2024

United States

I would recommend this to all who are lost in a hole.

Why did they wait so longThu, Jan 11, 2024

United States