amanda field wilson
NZThis app is very sneaky This app is very sneaky. My daughter did a free trial on my phone ( aged 10) and I got charged a fee after a week which I thought was an annual subscription. I looked under subscription on my phone and it wasnt there so didnt know how to unsubscribe and then got charged another ridiculous amt of money. I am very cross as it looks cute with its little pictures but they refused to refund me even though they have taken almost $200 nz dollars off me and I have never used the app. That is not caring about your customers! !!
Brooke
GBSCAM! THEY WILL CHARGE YOU AUTOMATICALLY I download the app and after being given 30 minutes to decide if I want to pay for a $45 subscription, with automatic renewal every 6 months, I decide to try it. Of course I forgot and didn't use it after five uses and then it renewed 6 months later. Months later. The day it renewed I contacted sensa and said I no longer use the app and I'm not interested in continuing to use it and I want to a refund. They refused. I disputed it with PayPal and they doubled down and continue to refuse a full refund. I'm now leaving One star reviews to warn people not to use this app because they will not inform you that you are getting charged $45 before they bill you. It's a total scam
Meghan McCourt
GBTerrible customer service Terrible customer service. Representative Kate was rude and totally unhelpful. Buyer BEWARE!
E. Lang
GBSensa: a wellness builder In my search for an app that would help me tackle my lifelong procrastination, I found Sensa to be a great fit. It tells me the why and gives me Cognitive behavioral tools to better manage procrastination as well as overall wellness. It's also good as a mood journal and routine reminder.
Deirdre Saoirse Moen
GBSensa was of literal no value to me Sensa was of literal no value to me. Worse, I didn’t get a renewal notice period to expiration. They market themselves as helping people with ADHD, but have a very anti-ADHD refund policy currently where you can only cancel a subscription two days prior to renewal (even though you weren’t notified). Given ADHD’s time blindness, this is a horrifying policy and no one with ADHD should ever consider their services. Instead of helping, it’s continuing to stress me out.