Mightier 1.15.1

Reviews

1 ★, on 2021-05-13
I had my son download this app a few days before. Today he went to use it during a meltdown only to find he needed to login but no way to create an account. I downloaded it & was able to go to the website only to find out I need to pay for it before he can even try it. Great. I wish Parents magazine had said that when they mentioned it or even the app itself. I'm not even sure it can just be used on a phone. It may work but $30 to find out means I'm going to look around. Uninstalled.

5 ★, on 2021-04-19
Been using MIGHTIER for a few years now with kiddos who struggle to regulate their emotions and understand their body signals. My clients love it and look forward to learning. Some have purchased the program for home use and are making good progress implementing calming strategies. A good resource to use in conjunction with other strategies, depending on the individual needs of your kiddo. Good customer service, communication and support during the entire time. Yolande Willis Director Best Behaved Kids Australia

1 ★, on 2021-02-18
Garbage rip off artists. "Free" 30 day trial was billed immediately. Email "support" is non existent. Save your time. Find real apps with good support for years. Like hooked on phonics and abc mouse. The tablet you get is worth about $20. The "watch" is junk.

3 ★, on 2021-04-15
-can't try the app without a login -can't get a login without giving them money first :/

1 ★, on 2021-04-13
Garbage. The tablet that comes from the company is lower quality than a three generation old fire tablet. The application simply won't run with parental controls that in any way prevent my child's data from being stolen, and the only "help" documents are just copies of the instructions, with the admonition to follow them. I have followed the instructions. They are not working. I will be returning this device, and I will be reporting its quality inn my parenting groups.

1 ★, on 2021-03-07
Program sounds like a good idea but implementation and technology a miss. It looks like they insist on the app to work only on their tablet in order to lock their customers in so that it is not as simple as uninstalling the app to unsubscribe and sell the armband directly. This is not that big of problem if not for the fact that they send you an low tech tablet that doesn't connect to the internet half the time. That just means that it is more likely the kid will not pick up tablet to play.