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Mental Health Improvement Platform
United States
3.0
2 reviews
Hasn’t replied to negative reviews
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SCAM!!! Removes all your points when your points are super high. It’s like they’re afraid of you turning your points in for one of the bigger, more expensive rewards. How about just don’t offer any rewards instead of tricking people? Waste of time and energy. Not good for anyone’s mental health at all. Makes you feel more depressed and hopeless when they treat you like this for no reason.
It's been really helpful with helping me organize my mental health. I really enjoy the rewards as well.
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