Fit Brains Trainer App Reviews

I absolutely love it

I will get the negative out of the way first. The emotional/feeling test is way off and arbitrary in my opinion. Not nearly to the same standard as the Fitbrain tests. The various Fitbrain challenges all seem to be very worthwhile and stimulating. I am always ready to improve my scores and progress is possible although not easy which is just the way it should be. Very much worth the price because I use it everyday!

Just getting started, having fun trying to beat personal bests. Nice app!

The app hasnt been working correctly for a long time. Every day I open the daily training section and it says I already completed it and I should upgrade it if I want more training, even though the last time I completed a daily training was a few months ago. I tried waiting it out thinking it must be a mistake but its really not doing anything. Please fix the daily training so that it actually works. Im getting tired of being cornered into that upgrade button whenever I try to do something thats supposed to be free.

I really enjoy playing my games. I love to try and beat myself!

I like this game cause some of the exercises really helps with my memory reflexes.

This program is actually a fun way to improve your intellect if you have not tried this app and you want to have fun and you want it be smarter download this application

The games are okay although the scoring is bizarre: One can score in the high 90 percentile range but not qualify for the advanced level in some games. The biggest problem is renewal. Two years in a row I was double charged due to bugs in their renewal process. Fortunately, from Apple but not Rosetta Stone, I was able to get a refund. This is the last time I will attempt to renew.

I like this app. I like the new games. I would buy this app again. It is expensive but it is fun to see the progression and I like the different games.

Fit Brains is great! In just a short time, I have seen a big improvement in my reaction times, etc. I will continue to use it on a daily basis.

Emotional intelligence is a waste of time. Guessing the emotions of the peoples faces is so subjective. The rest is good mental exercise

While I salute the attempt to include EQ programming into the system, those included here are limited so that they are repeated over and over without change or improvement. They also have a number of flaws built into some of them that never seem to be addressed in updates.

I like this app a lot and I have already seen some improvements in my concentration at work in just the short amount of time Ive used it. What I dont like (what I REALLY HATE) is getting nagged to write a review every time I use it!

I find that my thinking and memory have improved within the first week without upgrading. Im enjoying it.

I recently drowned and suffer from hypoxia due to cardiac arrest. A program such as this was suggested by my doctors. This program can be frustrating, because I am at a deficit now, but it has really seemed to help and is way better than the written stuff they give you at the rehab! I especially like the emotional intelligence aspect. I was a counselor before this and believe strongly in the data behind it. There seem to be some bugs but nothing horrible and I know you guys are on it. I will address those in app support. Very well done and thank you so much!

Amazing!!! You canKeep track of your cognitive functions so you can measure how your doing!!

I very much enjoy using the Fit Brains app. I appreciate the ability to compare my results with others in my age group . It pushes me to compete against my peers , while far more importantly , to compete against myself. The app is indeed a good investment.

A great way to focus your brain and compete with yourself on various tasks.

The social and emotional training are a waste of time. Viewing a picture instead of an actual person leaves short coming in the mood

Theyre repetitive and silly. Also, the pre-game questions just cycle over and over. In one of your updates, it might be a good idea to change those questions up. Plus the paragraph that sets up the scenario the user is responding to is almost always cut off, as are many of the questions. I literally have to guess at what the rest of the text might be. Finally - and this is about all the games, not just the emotional intelligence ones - there are so many typos in the text that accompanies the games that, for me at least, it really undermines how seriously I take the "science" the games are based on, the legitimacy of my results and the usefulness of the training. Seems kind of amateurish when you have errors that never get fixed.