Lumosity Mind - Meditation App

This app has helped me so much. The way it’s broken down it doesn’t let you get overwhelmed. There are all kinds of different types of meditations to tackle specific worries or troubles and just a clean design. I hope they dont take this away ever. Where I am now to where I was even 2 weeks ago with my practice is awesome. I can now feel myself bringing myself back to the present and calming quicker. This takes practice from you to make it work but it so absolutely worth it. They even give you a training plan to start based on what you are trying to accomplish. The ladies voice is good and relaxing enough to help you ease into your practice. So happy with this app.

I like this app & it’s content...problem is I have the other Lumosity app & that one is $60 as well...one thing I love about the mind game app is the the mindfulness practices that were additional to the games that gives the app lots of value! But apparently the mindfulness section is coming down and they created Lumosity Mind...I did the 7 day trial and I’m on day 2...love it so far...for $60 though guys??? I’m being mindful of my spending and honestly I can’t see how the value of this app could possibly be the same as the 1st one...i canceled my headspace app for the same reason...I like it a lot just too overpriced...at the end of the day the best practice in meditation is to do more with less...i didn’t re-subscribe to the Game app & I will not definitely will not pay $60 for this one...let me know soon as the price is reasonable

The meditation program is well thought out and well designed BUT the choice of using a young woman with a childish, high pitched, breathy voice was so unwise. Personally speaking I can’t bear to listen to that voice for more than 30 seconds. This app would be improved if it had a choice of voices; one of which was lower pitched. Sadly I have to use a different app: one not so well designed but using a guide with a professional voice.

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It wouldn’t let me create a new account because I have an existing account with my email address already on their legacy app. It didn’t let me log in with the existing credentials, so I clicked the forgot my password to reset the login. It sent me an email clearly stating the link was good for 15 minutes and only works once. That takes me to a web page which then takes me back to the app. The app says something didn’t go as planned please try again. I can try the first email or try to reset it again with the same result. So, the instructions conflict with each other and... don’t work. I’m sure the app is great, but you have to be able to use it to tell.

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Trying out an app before choosing to purchase it means removing the barriers to entry before the user commits, but that’s not just money. Privacy has really come to the forefront in the last handful of years, and while it’s nice to know I can try an app before paying a few bucks to commit, deciding to give my personal information is a far bigger decision today. For a user who is just in testing mode, why do they require an account? Really? That mode can’t be all on-device until they make the choice to purchase? I think you could easily design your app to do that. Then you can place account creation together in the same process with payment, when the user decides to commit; you can even make it part of a welcome process. As it is, I couldn’t even test out this app. Their free trial requires an account before even trying it. Side note: Sign In With Apple would completely moot all of this.