It leans towards the scam side It leans towards the scam side. The email from the apparent psychologist that they have contains a TrustPilot image with a rating of 4.5 and over 1 thousand reviews. So I had a look on TrustPilot and they have less than 200 reviews with a rating of 3.6. Also the image that was shared that they asserted was personalized, was an AI-generated image and misleading. I would definitely not recommend this service.

Like the email reminders and positive… Like the email reminders and positive reinforcement, and explanations. The lavender color scheme is also easy on the eyes. If I miss a day, the lessons add up, so I'm happy that I chose just about a 5-minute lesson. keeps me motivated. I used a competitor before and I chose lessons that were too long and the color scheme was more harsh on my eyes,encouraged. Happy so far.

Hope for long term procrastinators!! I started this a week or two ago and can already see & feel the changes in my mindset and attitude. I’ve had a problem with procrastination for a long time, and this is the first thing I’ve tried to that makes me hopeful I can conquer this terrible habit that has affected my life in so many ways.

MellowFlow is pretty good! Although I just begun, this app really helps me in reflecting previous experiences of my procrastination, I am still waiting for ways to get around it completely; it would be nice if there was more information about overcoming certain triggers in the beginning, but if it happens later that is cool too! It is hard to join an app like this and now want to immediately get to ending the procrastination cycle, but this app does a good job in easing into the mindset that it CAN end.

Fraud Mellowflow is written by an AI, the questions are repetitive and there is really no thought or scientific structure that goes on in the app. The newsletters look like SPAM (did not even bother to format the email), there is no LinkedIn profile, you cannot see the CEO anywhere, Derek Mitchell (the Behavioural Psychologist they claim they have) is actually a STOLEN picture of Dave Frost which is a London-based actor. Search Dave Frost actor on Google Images and you'll see. This "app" is a TOTAL FRAUD.