We are fully committed to bringing out an iOS version as soon as possible. Upvote if that's something you want to see.

I cannot see the cursor in the feedback/add description form of which hinders my writing experience. Presumably it is there but in black, so is only a styling issue

TL;DR to me is cody. It is possible the majority of the audience might not know what that means. Why not "Summary" or no title at all. I like that the first page is super simple, and I understand that you need to display the data policy information and have it accepted, but it might be nice to have a transition so that it isn't a shock. Maybe a line on the first page that says "First we need to cover some technicalities" -> Continue. The Specific data useage partial icon required some thought, is there not a better icon as this one seems like a multiple choice icon. From a user's perspective what is held in the e.g. is how the user relates to the category. Can this not be moved up and more obvious so that the user can understand quicker and without thought? Overall, I think this page could be more human.

The majority of these tasks seem to be ones that happen infrequently, so a task that has to be done, but not on my mind or in my interest. Could this be the same for everyone? Is there a better simplyfied grouping of some of these items?

I opened up myCopilot.ai to test "extreme" chat angles: * weird stuff like craving a taboo food * ideations of self-harm * losing thousands gambling and not being able to face my family. * not-even-that-extreme "everything's terrible and i feel like a total failure" Each time it gets stuck in a loop of "I'm really sorry that you're feeling this way, but I'm unable to provide the help that you need. It's really important to talk" and it changes up whether to say to reach out to a healthcare provider / mental health professional / trusted person in your life. I'm guessing it's kind of coded to go "oh no, can't help with THAT, let's shut this conversation down", but it feels really abrupt and doesn't give a suggestion of a contact or helpful next steps. I've seen auto-replies from some university staff having a blanket text directing students to (for example) Samaritans or Shout crisis lines, or even the NHS 111 number. Could this be included to soften the blow? It's quite jarring to the idea that this is a 24/7 always available non-judgemental kind of application that acually shuts itself off when you give it "too much"? ~ Rosie Ave

I like the idea of the app very much, it's aligned with my goals, and I understand it's in beta, so want to give some feedback to help develop it further. The initial on boarding was a bit confusing ie how to sign up for thr extended trial. It took me re reading a few times to understand the steps. Additional I received an error when trying to enable Google pay, but later said success During the questionnaire, there were redundant subheadings for the first few, but then the question about smartphoneusage was missinga. Sub heading because I didn't understand what number it was asking for, I assumed the age I started using a smart phone? There was also a few grammatical errors in the questionnaire, it didn't read very well. I would have preferred that when I chose a multiple choice answer, that I didn't not have to click next button everything The text window wasn't big enough to be able to read my typed text beyond a few characters The progress bar wasn't very clear It took a while to get to the ai, would have liked to answer my questionnaire in ai chat style It would be more convenient if the ai gave more suggested prompts, especially when asking yes or no questions, or if it suggests option a or b, it was a bit long winded to keep typing yes or no or typing the full suggestion out I also felt that I was leading the conversation, and that the suggested stress buster wasn't very guided, I would have liked to have seen a link to a prompt or in app prompt I was very uncomfortable with enabling full device admin privileges, it would be good to share the disclaimer about how data is used, before you ask for consent to get full access. As the disclaimer came afterwards I really like the idea of your app, and with some tweaks to the ui and ux. I think this could be a great app. Good luck! I