WiseLife: Step & Health
gamed ratingThe app promises money for steps, but you can't withdraw it: progress freezes at 98 percent, it demands an impossible 30 puzzle pieces or hits a quota, and accumulated points get zeroed. People flatly call it a scam. As a pedometer it also counts inaccurately and doesn't match other trackers.
12real score
4.3store star
8,961ratings
About the rating
A clear walk-to-earn scheme: users themselves call it a scam, withdrawal is blocked by a quota and impossible 30-piece puzzles, and points get zeroed. Five-star reviews are short and disconnected from the content. The rating is inflated.
Strengths
What users love
- The very promise of money for steps is enticing
- The interface is simple
- And some like the idea itself.
Weak spots
What users hate
- Withdrawal is blocked by a quota and puzzles
- Progress freezes at 98 percent
- Points get zeroed
- Support is silent
- And the counter is inaccurate.
Who it is for
No one. This is a broken earning scheme, not a usable pedometer.