EndeavorOTC®: Outplay ADHD App Reviews

My focus is improving with using this app regularly. I do other things as well to help improve my focus such as supplements, exercise, eating healthier - so I can’t say that this app alone is what is improving my focus. But if you struggle - it’s worth a try!

I did my session and then it wants to fork out between $70 and $130 to see my score. For a medical treatment that targets people with poor impulse control that seems pretty unethical. Also I have to make this decision before I have any idea if this thing works at all. Would be better if I had a free week or even a few days. Or even if I could pay for a smaller unit of time. So my first impression is that maybe it works, I enjoyed playing it, but it also feels scammy to me. Makes me wonder in w

This app really works. I’m testing it for my clients with ADHD and see my own focus improve quickly and being able to decrease procrastination on all tasks, especially boring ones.

While it took me a bit to see the impact of this game in my everyday life, you see immediately why/how it works. It locks me into a hyperfocus mode that I’ve rarely experienced and I have started feeling that transition to my daily tasks. Love this app!

I enjoy the missions. My focus is improving. I recommend this game for cognitive enhancement.

would love to give this a shot but honestly the fact there is no free trial was an immediate delete for me. This is more expensive than the monthly cost of the co-pay for my adhd meds.

I think it’s a cool concept, but that’s too much of a commitment for an unknown. To the app product owner: you should let people try out your app first for a few hours for free before you start charging them. If I liked it and it worked, then I’d happily pay. And maybe create a cheaper tier for one month. A minimum payment of $70 to try something out is too much. Rated two stars instead of one because I never actually got to use the app.

It’s so expensive and for a video game yes I have adhd and my kids have it too but I already have to pay for meds for 3 ppl with ADHD a game that can help us should be free with all the challenges we have to deal with in a day already 130$ a year should not be one of them. And I hate to burst your bubble but the game is subway surfer and that’s free so I’ll stay with that. I don’t need a game to tell me what I already know I have.