FitMind: Mental Fitness
- 88 of 100 · reviews
- 4.8of 5 · store
- 15,730ratings on the App Store
- 375reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
A structured program built as a learning course: modules increase in complexity, each technique is explained from a neuroscience perspective before practice. Liam, the app's sole voice, guides toward depth rather than relaxation.
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What people use it for
People who need not just relaxation but an understanding of how meditation works, and those who previously couldn't get into practice.
What reviews praise
- The linear course structure gives a sense of progress.
- The scientific foundation is presented without snobbery.
- Flexible playlists let users build their own practice after completing the base modules.
- Works well for analytically minded people.
What reviews complain about
- Liam's voice is recorded too close to the microphone: lip and swallowing sounds are noticeable in silence, which distracts.
- Content updates are infrequent.
What users experience
2 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
For close to 40 years, I have been trying to meditate and in the last 10 days, with FitMind, I have made great strides than I have in the last 40 years. One of the first things I heard about meditations, years ago was, just sit there with your thoughts.
I have been mediating off and on for my mental health issues for roughly 10 years. I have used multiple apps. Even gone through therapy that involve Metta (loving kindness). This is the first app that I can genuinely say is making a difference.
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