WeCroak App Reviews

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Important subject, weak content. Just learned they offer “harder hitting quotes” in the paid subscription which wouldn’t be difficult considering the weak ones that come free. Some of them - often repeated - appear to be randomly selected, not really pertinent. I’d consider a subscription if the free version wasn’t underwhelming because this is an essential tool for a good life.

Please, not so many messages!. Turns out that receiving 5 death reminders a day doesn’t bring happiness — it brings irritation! Five feels like I’m being continual interrupted. Three a day would be ideal. Three would allow me the time to be surprised by each reminder & to savor each quote. If I can’t find a way to reduce the number of reminders, I’m canceling the service. I want to feel inspired, not harassed.

Love this app!. WeCroak is perfect! Please don’t change it for those who think that they know better. 5x a day is just right and the quotes are delightful, sobering, and at times a bit perplexing. If users complain, let them start their own app instead of trying to change yours. To add settings to WeCroak would be to miss the point. We know for certain that we will die - memento mori. And we have no idea when so the control freak in us can take a pause. Perfect!

One of the best apps of all time. I love this app a lot. However there are two things I have noticed: most of the quotes are from men and sometimes quotes repeat. Now I’ve only had this app for 6 months or so... the main thing I would love to see is more thought provoking quotes from women.

Fantastic!. Bugs fixed long ago. I’m just now coming back to update the review. Still loving this app. —- After having had it a few weeks, I love this app. I absolutely love it. I’ve suggested it to several people who don’t understand why I would, but this death-thinking 5x a day is a good thing for me. However, the last several days it got stuck on a single quote. I stopped getting notifications and every time I opened it, it had the same quote. I restarted my phone. Still the same. I just uninstalled and reinstalled it. While I haven’t gotten a notification yet, when I opened the app, there was a new quote. Hoping that problem is fixed now.

A very interesting app. This is a neat app, and I do find myself looking forward to seeing what quotes pop up. I would like an Apple Watch app for it, so I could even see it without having to open up the app on my phone. That would make it even better!

Incredible app,. Daily reminders that help us prioritize the essentials in life. A great way to recalibrate your mind. There’s something about being reminded of our mortality that melts away the petty tensions of modern western life, helping us focus on the things that truly matter. Love, family, and happiness. Awesome app!

Novel idea (with some suggestions). I like the idea behind WeCroak and I enjoy reading the quotes each day. However, I would like to see some variety in how the notifications are phrased. Seeing the same exact notification five times per day weakens it’s effectiveness. Also, I would love the functionality to be able to review past quotes and save them. Currently, I’m relying on taking screenshots if I want to preserve a quote. Cheers!

My favorite app. I’ve never felt compelled to write a review for an app. Probably because I’m one of those hippies who is trying to spend less time looking at their phone. Well, this app does the trick and then some. It’s a wonderful reminder for me to remain present and not take life for granted. It has actually affected my day-to-day life- small frustrations fall away easier, and I feel more grounded and focused. Worth way more than $1.

Fell out of love with this app. I used to really love WeCroak. It’s wonderful selection of quotes sometimes had me thinking of them all day. However, they couldn’t resist getting political. For example, I just don’t know what insight the quote from the 28 year old Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has to offer on my mortality. The funny thing is I don’t necessarily disagree with the politics. It’s just poor taste to have it in this app. Don’t need to pay the app price for more political patronizing. It is free just about everywhere else.

It’s fine. The quotes aren’t all about death and I was assuming they would be. I was thinking this app would remind me of the impermanence of life and that everything could end in a moment, but so far, after having this app a few days, the quotes haven’t been what I expected. I was hoping for more “darker” or “real” quotes about life and death, but only a few so far have been like that - was hoping for more to remind me that death is imminent and that life is fleeting. It would also be nice to have the quote in the notification instead of a reminder notification that prompts me to open the app to see the quote.

Needs some work. Most days it’s gives me all 5 quotes within an hour or so at the end of the day, sometimes less than a minute apart so I can’t even read the first one! Most of the quotes don’t make sense, why are there quotes about drag queens? Maybe 1/3rd of it is actually helpful and I wish there were an option for me to submit quotes I find in books or music, could be helpful.

Great app but needs ability to change notification sound. Great app but needs ability to change notification sound

Great concept, poor execution. I love the idea of this app and have had it for a few years but frankly it’s a bit silly now. The quotes that pop up are more and more completely unrelated to the subject of death and more and more celebrity oriented rather than serious Buddhist thought or philosophers in general. Sorry but Dolly Parton isn’t my go-to sage for pondering my inevitable death.

Wonderful reminder. I love this app. I use it to remind me to do a brief meditation each time. I had thought about using a timer, but I like the randomness of this, and of course impermanence is one of the reasons we meditate—we don’t know how long we will have the opportunity. I like the frog graphic on the icon too. I wish there were an archive of the quotes. Some of them are so good, but then they disappear—just like we will!

Not very functional app. I know, what do you expect for ninety nine cents. But this must have been written by a novice programmer. I was in a meeting all day, off my phone. I had five contacts but could only open one. You can’t go back and open past ones. Most of the sayings are not that moving or worth saving. Only way to save is a screen shot. Out of about twenty so far, I screensaved only one.

Odd that thinking about death has made me happier. ...but I swear it has. The little reminders make me smile during a highly congested day. Why not choose to be happy when time is limited? I really appreciate this app. Thank you!

Too leftist. Loved the app. Really did. Recommended it to my friends and many got it. Recently, the quotes have taken a severe left turn. AOC? The charlatan Hogg? Did the developers run out of the collected works of brilliant minds in all of history? Got another meaningless quote from aoc. “We have a responsibility to advance our moral technology” how does that vacuous non-sequitur possibly fit in the stated premise of the app? Your biases are showing. I don’t mind brilliant leftist/Marxist theorists from the golden age of that ideology, aoc does not fit that definition. On more quote and I’m deleting the app and demanding a refund. Isn’t balance a principal of Buddhism? Fail.

Not sure the latest fix works. Unfortunately, right after the latest update purporting to help with +\- 5/day — I got 10 (so far). Two within 30 seconds of each other this morning

One of my all time favorite apps. This app is great! This is the first review for an app that I’ve ever felt compelled to write. I love pausing a couple of times a day to ponder a quote. It has helped me focus on what is truly important in my life. What a gift it has given me... Give it a try.

Acceptable execution. I like the idea of an app that reminds me of my death with relevant quotes. I think the app could be better, though: Should show quote in notification preview. Should show source, not just author, of quotes. Feels like it lacks strong editorialship of quotes. What does this quote have to do with death (other that in some sense everything human has to do with death)? “Ironically, we have traded one constancy for another. We have lost the constancy of the stars but gained the constancy of energy. The first is a physical object, the second a concept. Scientists cannot prove without a doubt that the total energy in a closed system is constant. But any violation of that principle would destroy the foundations of physics and suggest an unlawful universe. The idea of a lawful universe is itself an Absolute.” Why would you select this quote from Lightman instead? “The material of the doomed stars and the material of my doomed body are actually the same material. Literally the same atoms… It is astonishing but true that if I could attach a small tag to each of the atoms of my body and travel with them backward in time, I would find that those atoms originated in particular stars in the sky. Those exact atoms.”

This is a good one. This works for me. Saw it on "the view" and felt they got the intention wrong. So I dropped 99 cents to give it a go. I've tried other phone apps to remind me to be in the moment and have deleted them. I have kept wecroak for 2 months and look forward to every new quote. But I like using death as an advisor.

Really useful and interesting. There is always a quote waiting for me in the morning when I wake up. It’s a reminder that this moment is the only moment there is.

🌌 Memento mori🌲. My longtime friend died recently. I've used WeCroak daily since. I suggest: > allow an option to archive favorites. Yes, a screenshot works...but it makes sense to include saving quotes in the app > allow an option to set the number of notifications each day. Please consider leaving this decision to the user > add quality quotes. Currently some are soul-piercing, some are filler. Perhaps every 100th quote you could request users’ favorite mortality quotation/s? If you need to set an in-app-purchase for these features, many will be ready, including me, Please don’t add these features to the “Leap” subscription, though. Thanks.

Fantastic. I read about this in The Atlantic and the concept really peaked my interest. By the time I finished the article, I shelled out the .99 for the app and have been pleasantly pleased as peach. I can’t understand why people have taken issue with this to merit giving it anything below 5 stars. Anybody who says they’re looking for “darker” quotes or anything of the like is clearly too imperceptive to comprehend the simplistic morbidity the app offers in and of itself.

Love it!. I have been looking for something like this for some time. It has served as a great way to have a moment of mindfulness and reflection during the day, and to contemplate the impermanence of things. I love the quotes as well.

2nd Best to Holy Quran. I literally never write reviews for anything whatsoever. But besides the Holy Quran, this Has to be one of the best apps I’ve ever downloaded. Just like praying five times a day do you get five daily reminder notifications from this app. If you don’t open the notifications they’ll eventually stop sending any. Constant quotes and reminders to make our lives in this world a better place. God bless whoever made and published this app. They must really care about people to make an app like this. I wish there was more quotes as every now and then I see the same quotes I’ve read before, but other than that it’s great can’t think of anything better. as for the premium features, it’s a nice addition. I don’t use anymore but it’s cool. One concern I do have is when I take pictures of my own and literally never see them again so that’s weird.

A surprising source of daily thoughtful considerations. My brother in law shared this with me. He said every time he seems a quote, it is during a moment of extreme stress, adulting hardships, or a general sense of being bummed. Then We Croak sends him a reminder. The quote pulls him out and makes him remember so savor life and let go. He was spot on. Best 99¢ I have spent in a while.

It’s improved!. When I first got this app in November 2017, I found the concept interesting but the practice underwhelming. The quotes were very weak, and that’s all the app really was at the time. Forcing myself to open WeCroak every time I got a notification was a meaningless chore. Since I downloaded it again, though, I found that the quotes have generally improved. Sure, they’re not all winners, but many have done a great job at getting me to ponder my own death in ways I haven’t done before. Opening the app when there’s a new notification has become a fulfilling, rewarding experience. The Leap system is a nice touch, though I’m not sure I’m willing to pay for a subscription service in order to use it. But this app has come a long way from 2017. WeCroak has matured - and now, so have I.

Death & Impermanence. I love the WeCroak app. Great idea! Really helps w/ my daily contemplation of death & impermanence. I love the quotes: Extremely subtle and thought provoking. My one suggestion would be if there is someway for users to submit quotes for review and possible addition to the app. I think this could really expand the variety and quantity of the quotes, which are the best part! Thank you!

Best app ever. I see people complaining about the quotes as if the quotes were the point of the app. But that’s not the point. The point is to remember you’re going to die. In light of that, what are you complaining about?

Missing too much. I like the idea of the app. I get a banner across my phone reminding me I’m going to die gives me a chuckle. However, if I can’t stop and look at the app then and forget, when the next one comes up I lose the previous one whether I’ve read it or not. 1) Can we please look at the older ones - at least be able to read all ones of one day. But I’d prefer to be able look at all the ones I’ve received. 2) It would great to be able to forward them to someone - easily 3) It would be nice if the banner stayed on my phone until I opened the app. All my other banners stay unless I open the app or delete the banner. Otherwise, I’ve been enjoying the app.

Cool concept, good price, needs work. Overall I really like the simplicity of this app in the concept (no ads, no social media, no requests for reviews), but there are definitely improvements that need to be made. Primarily, not all of the quotes are that great and it seems like there isn’t the best filtering process in place. For example, one of my recent quotes was from David Hogg (from the Parkland shooting): “Don’t lie to us. Don’t make any more false promises, because when you do, children die.” Outside of the fact that the word “die” is used, that quote has absolutely nothing to do with contemplating death. It’s a political statement, that means nothing without context. The only thing I can reason to how something like this pops up is that they are scouring the web for quotes, and using buzzword searches to find quotes about death. It’s $1 though, and the simple notification that “Remember you’re going to die” that you get five times a day, accomplishes the goal of the app. So overall, good not great. Suggestion for the app creators: A save feature that you can use to save your favorite quotes that pop up and revisit them. That would be amazing!

Could be better. I really enjoy this app. However, I miss a lot of quotes. Sometimes by the time I wake up there are already 3 notifications from this app, meaning that I won't be able to read two of the quotes for the day. There should be an update that allows you to look at all five quotes for that day.

Love the content, a few design issues. I absolutely love this app. It helps keep me centered throughout the day, without resorting to shallow platitudes. Adds depth and opportunity to contemplate what makes life meaningful in day-to-day events. I would love for the text to be left aligned instead of centered. This would make it easier to read, and center-alignment isn’t necessary to add depth to this quotes. Also, many contemporary quotes sound strange out of context. A quick descriptor of David Hogg (for example) would help place his quote in their important context. Overall, one of my favorite apps, and I love using it every day.

Love the concept, not the app.. Love the concept, but not the app. Instead of forcing us to click the app each time we get a notification, can you just have it so it notifies us ahead of time a quick snippet of the app? Also, make a widget for it so that I can read these quotes when I look at my calendar.

Just what I need. So many things are more important than staring into the abyss of my phone. Now, when out of habit or addiction, I will be reminded that my days are numbered and to look up and live my life.

Favorite App. Think it might be free now but it was well worth the $1 I paid for it. This app has notified me several times during particularly stressful situations and it always helps re-center me. I think everyone could benefit from this app

Still engaging after several months. I thought I would install this app and quickly get tired of it, especially with so many notifications every day. But I’ve had it for a few months and I still really enjoy it. I do agree with another reviewer that the quotations aren’t always the most pertinent to death, but I’m impressed that they’ve found so many interesting ones. I’ve rarely seen the same one twice. I also appreciate that they give you the author of the quotation. Nice work!

One big flaw.... It’s a great app that leads to a lot of good conversations and keeps me centered on what matters. But my only request is that there were a way to save your favorite quotes so you could look through them all. It seems like such an easy fix to add on that I’m pretty surprised that it hasn’t been done yet.

Perfect disruption. I don't let my phone ring or vibrate so I can focus on my life, but I do let -only this- application send a notification. It's a wonderful reminder to skip the little things that don't matter and ignore or move past the things that make me unhappy.

My Favorite Life-Affirming App. Well, I’ll be damned. Or not. Either way, this app is truly making me feel better about life. The quotes range from thought provoking to belly tickling and are culturally diverse, from Mark Twain to Octavia Butler to Buddha. It makes me smile whenever the notification pops up. Thank you, KKIT, for improving my quality of life through thoughts of death. xox Kate

Pay Once > Monthly Subscription. I think this app has a neat idea going for it yet the app should only charge once a certain amount of money to have access to everything instead of adding another subscription payment in a world where it’s already hard to manage so many subscription services, adding one more doesn’t help. Specially when the point of the app is to encourage people to live their live with fulfillment something that can’t be done if we spent a portion of our time tracking how many subscriptions we have and when and where our money will go. The app is not worth a subscription of 2 bucks a month for a few reminders that our clock is ticking Cheers, Raul

Needs one option. I’d give this app five stars if only I could change the number of notifications I get every day. As it stands right now I just get too many notifications. Please give us this option.

I Appreciate This App. When I first got reminders from this app telling me, “Don’t forget, you’re going to die,” it shocked me every time and gave me anxiety. Now that I’ve been seeing these reminders several times a day for over a month I can feel that I’m relating to my inevitable death differently, with much more acceptance. I agree with some of the reviews that some of the quotes can fall flat but what has been most effective with me in a very subtle way have been the notifications.

Re-Think Subscription Income Model. I like the app, but I won’t pay for it on a subscription basis. I am not interested in the additional services you describe in the subscription service. But, I would like to see you add more different quotes on a regular basis. Maybe you could even ask app users for quotes to add to the rotation. I do find it helpful to receive these daily reminders, but want more variety and less repetition.

Simple, Honest App, That Does What it's Meant to do. Great app! It's not addictive with too many bells and whistles. It's simple and it sends reminders to contemplate death. The reminders are quotes from a wide range of sources including: a medical manual, Buddhists, authors, entertainers (even RuPaul, who I didn't realize is so wise). It's definitely worth the money! I got the reminder once while contemplating whether to talk to a person at a networking event. My worrying mind was working it's magic until I got the reminder, which put the situation in perspective: is it a big deal if that person rejects me? One day I'm going to be dead. It motivated me to strike up a conversation, which is huge if you know me.

I love this app!. What this app does for me is to remind me, several times a day, to ponder something in life more meaningful than the daily headlines. If you don’t understand a quote, all the better! You are invited to ponder.

Bad Quotes. The other reviewers are right. At least 1/3 of the quotes I’ve seen don’t make sense. Another significant fraction of quotes relate to death, but don’t inspire me to contemplate my own death or life. For example my current quote : “It concerns the death of Anna Katharina Ehmer, a 26 year old woman with severe mental disabilities who lived in an institution for people with mental disorders, and who allegedly never spoken a single word during her life. Yet, she was reported to have sung dying songs for a half hour before she died.” Maybe this quote was badly translated from another language to English and it was probably taken out of context, but all I contemplated was how badly written this was and how creepy it sounded. This app provides mostly distracting quotes and nothing at all useful for regular mindfulness or anything at all like that. It inspires the opposite of contemplation of death because of the distracting quotes. This app needs to croak, but the idea was solid.

It’s the little things. What a I love about this app is that it really does do the mindfulness thing, it engages you for a moment to remember and reflect on the impermanence of life and then that’s it. Go on and do something else. You get a quote five times a day and you can’t scroll through them, no mindless scrolling here. There is a mix of poetic, spiritual and medical quotes about death. I like the mix of view points and thoughts, death is multi faceted and so are these quotes. Lovely little app.

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Notifications. I enjoy this app but the latest update seems to be out of control. I don’t mind being reminded of my mortality five times a day but this version wants to let me dwell on my demise ten or fifteen times a day.

Good but.... Good app but many of the quotes are general inspirational quotes rather than reminding us of death, which is the promise of the program- eg today’s-William Blake “A fool does not see the same tree a wise man does.” Yes, but where is the reminder of death in that?

Bogus. None of the cited authors are speaking from experience.

Nice and simple but quote in notification would be better. I love it and have found it useful. I wish that the quote was in the notification though, then maybe open for more info?

Notifications. The notifications should be the message (like headspace) no swiping to try to get it. I’ve got it right twice only in 3 days.

I wish this was the only app on my Phone. Can highly recommend. Daily reminders to live your best life!

Highly recommended. Such an amazing app - can’t believe there aren’t more reviews. I’ve been using it for a couple years now and it really helps me to reflect on the ephemeral nature of life and to ground me. The quotes are varied and inspiring and the design is simple and beautiful. Thank you to the team who made this!

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Love the Quotes. I’ve only been using this for a couple of weeks but I am really loving it. I also love the notification alert “remember you are going to die...” makes me smile every time I see it as it’s just the truth but with a bit of humor in there.

Great under 30. Stupidest app I have bought to date. Today’s quote was from Paris Hilton. It is made for kids not real adults. If real adults needs this they are beyond help.

Just OK. It’s a neat idea, and about half of the quotes resonate for me. I was initially annoyed to have zero control over the frequency or timing of notifications (choices are the default 5/day at random times or to delete the app), so I chose to disallow notifications.

Good app.. I heard about the app on CBC radio. Really appreciate getting the reminders. Helps you put things into perspective. The quotes I find leave something to be desired. Many of them are clearly taken from a larger context, and don’t necessarily make sense without it. I’m also not clear - are they quotes about death? Inspirational quotes? It’s kind of inconsistent. I mostly skim them, because they don’t do much for me.

It will make you live everyday like it’s your last day. I love the idea of the app and I found out about it on a radio station. I haven’t tried it yet but I’m honestly so happy an idea like this has come out. I know that when I get that “don’t forget you’re going to die” message, I will quickly get off my phone and live my life :)

The most important app on my phone. The most important app I own. It has contributed to my day-to-day happiness by reminding me to let go of my emotions because at the end of the day, really - REALLY - it all means nothing. Because we croak. Highly recommended and worth every penny.

Not worth $1-$2. Disappointed with the quotes

Langue. Votre application est magnifique.. Fais beaucoup réfléchir et démystifie la mort.. Mais j’aimerais tellement qu’il existe une version en langue française....est-ce que vous pensez que ce sera possible? Merci

Excellent. I heard about this app from Dan Harris and his 10% Happier podcast. It is a perfect compliment to a meditation practice and mindful living. Their podcast is also very promising so far. This is definitely worth your time.

Why. You have quotes that have literally nothing to do with death and it’s pathetic you have a Jim Morrison quote saying “I like people who shake other people up and make them feel uncomfortbatle” in every sense of the word ‘death’ this quote has nothing to do with it and it’s pathetic and I almost unsubscribed because of it and if the quote tomorrow has nothing to do with death I will intact delete it.

Death is letting go. This is a wonderful app, and I have found that I have been much more conscious of this precious life as I think about death more often. I read in some reviews that not all the quotes were about death. Hogwash. Letting go is an essence of death. I wonder if these quotes, this app brings up fear of letting go, which is common in our death-phobic society. This app is one small tool to help in facing these fears. A wonderful app indeed

We broke. Paid money, installed app, didn’t function at all. Lovely concept, but it just didn’t work. Giving it an extra star because I still thought about death each time I tried to get it to do anything. Would love a refund.

Like it. I like it. Love the reminders... it’s making death feel natural, acceptable, part of life.

Excellent Except.... This app is amazing. I love getting the reminders throughout the day. I love having this reminder. It’s liberating! I love the quotes. They’re well selected, and they make you think. However, the quotes are repetitive. You often get the same quote over and over. This is a simple app, and there are so many quotes about death, so I don’t understand how there is not more variety.

Everyone Needs WeCroak. I want you to know how much I’m enjoying WeCroak; it’s a great addition to my day. Who knew that quotes about death would be so uplifting? Who wants to live fearing death? Who wants death to be a surprise? Not me! I welcome your varied, inspiring and mind opening quotes. Bravo and many thanks!

Apple Watch, please.. I love the App. The only addition I would ask for is too have access from my Apple Watch. I get a reminder on my watch that there is a quote available and then, I scramble to take out my iPhone to get the quote.

Recycling. I have had this for about a month and they are already recycling quotes

Great. I can’t wait to die

Not bad. Does what it says, really a great idea. I agree with the last review that the quotes are very repetitive. I would like to see an option to turn off the quotes when asleep. I don’t need reminders of anything at 3 am!

Disappointed. I was hoping for wise and insightful quotes pertaining to death. Instead there are quotes from Zoolander and the like. Not what I expected when I paid for this app.

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I never write reviews and this one is worth it. This app helps me stay grounded throughout the day, and keep my mind focused on what matters

App needs work. I was really excited to use this app as a Buddhist and meditator. I was disappointed in the app’s performance as my 5 daily quotes didn’t come through, and the app itself is lacking in terms of settings and controls. It’s a great idea just not executed well.

Repeats quotes. I initially liked the idea of this app. At first found the quotes used were smart choices, but then only after a week with the app the quotes repeat. For only $.99 I’m not complaining just was hoping for a more thought provoking collection of quotes. Wouldn’t recommend to friends.

Great idea, mediocre execution. The goal should be to get the fear of death coursing through your veins 5 times a day. Instead, I’m more like “oh, right, death. Anyway...” It all comes down to the quotes. Many of them aren’t deep and don’t inspire reflection. Perhaps images of dead people would be more useful

Great Perspective. This is app gives you a great perspective on life and truly gives you a reason not to stress over the small stuff. Simply enjoy life and be happy.

Needs more options. I think it would be very convenient if you could change the settings. It would be nice if you only get one message a day instead of five.

A little too diluted. I’m honestly a little disappointed with this app. I thought The quotes would remind me of the fragility and fleeting nature of life, however, they seem to be more new age and focused toward other topics than the certainty of death. Might be good for others but unfortunately it was not what I was hoping for:(

Quote critique. Love the concept, but all the quotes I’ve gotten have used he/him pronouns or explicitly only referred to men when discussing grander truths or observations about life.

Great idea. My only complaint is that most of the quotes are not really related to death and dying. Many of them are completely irrelevant. But it’s a great idea.

Does not work. I’m going to get my money back. How is it possible you’ve released an update that is not backwards compatible with other iOS versions?! Super frustrating, love the idea, hate the execution.

Simple, easy, straightforward & GREAT. Who would have thought that had app about death would be so inspirational? Thank you to the app architects and the people of Bhutan!

Step it up!. I loved this app the first week I had it then I just got repeats. The concept is cool I wish they put some more energy into it.

Can’t be used. I tried to get in touch with the developers because Leap no longer works in my iPad. It will not load although I’ve tried many times I hope I can get an answer for this

I like this app but I wish widgets worked. The quote only shows up once for a little bit then it goes blank unless you delete and reinstall the widgets. Wish it consistently worked

Needs more quotes. I’m seeing the same quotes every time. Update with some new ones please.

Why Am I Upset About...?. I like the selections of quotes. I do wish that the notification would instead have the quote. One less step in the phone.

Ok app. Wish you can control the times of day you can get the quotes. Wish you can also go back to other quotes from the day. Also wondering what some of these quotes have to do with death. They don’t make you question your mortality.

Good app. Would prefer to have the quotes in my notifications rather than having to open the app

Not great. The quotes are often very loosely related to death. My phone is always on vibrate. The app never vibrates the phone when a “reminder “ comes. Also doesn’t notify the Apple Watch with either a noise or a haptic. If it’s not going to affirmatively poke me to remind me, then it doesn’t really work.

nice idea but.... i enabled notifications and as advertised it posts many notifications each day but when you “swipe to view notification” it just shows you the same notification text again - not a nice quote. apparently you need to launch the app anytime you want to see a quote. not sure if this is an ios limitation or what? essentially it appears to just be an app that posts the same notification over and over again saying “don’t forget you’re gonna die”.

Would love a “done” button. Would love a “done” button to exit app after reading quote. Also would like to see quote in notification. I think this app will improve over time. Great concept.

Easily the most important app you can download. ^

Splendid. Grounding indeed. Groundlings will like it. Perfectly simple. And not doing any “robust” sales, thank you.

Interesting Concept, Bad Quotes. I’m trying to use this app to develop a momento mori mindset in my spiritual life. What is hindering this right now is the questionable quotes that aren’t even about death, but failure. What I’d like to see implemented is an option to input quotes about death that we find on our own.

Thank you.. Love the app and it’s simple nature. Heard about this app on the 10% happier podcast. This app has really helped me focus on what matters.

Turn your phone into a spiritual device. This is the best thing I’ve ever installed on my phone.

Keeping the life in perspective. I love the variety of quotes and how pertinent they are to my life! Keep up the good work!!

Great Idea - Weak Execution. The majority of the quotes are not really direct reminders of our mortality. The App would be more helpful with a much smaller catalogue of quotes that are directly on point. Much better to repeat quotes and do what the App promises than to meander for the sake of variety.

WeCroak. Poor execution of a good idea. Not sure what the intent was but the outcome was really bad. Yes death is depressing but the messages with this app were such a downer that one would have a hard time getting your head around this concept. I deleted it with in the first day.

Brilliant. One could nitpick, but in simplicity there is beauty. I do like someone’s idea in choice of Alert sounds, but that’s just silly me wanting control over Death. This is brilliant.

I love the idea but....... I'm not impressed by the selection of quotes. The connection of too many of them to the purported goal of the app seems tenuous. I like the idea but, given the 5 daily reminders, I'm finding it intrusive and underwhelming. There have to be better quotes on the subject of death and dying.

Decent. For some reason the app reminders often ‘break’ (don’t send) and I have to re-configure. You can’t share the quotes & they sometimes have quotes from “luminaries” like RuPaul & David Hogg…

Misleading. They promote this app as if your phone will send notifications with quotes throughout the day. However, the reality is you get zero notifications. The only way you can read the quotes is by manually opening the app. If I wanted to read quotes, I can Google it (for free).

Not all death quotes. It was pretty good for a while but after about a week it runs out of quotes about death, and just starts sharing general random quotes about life. I really wanted all the quotes to be about death

I keep forgetting that I’m going to die.... This app fixes that with minimal effort on my part. Thanks!

Great but can you fix the widget?. Widget doesn’t display the new quote. Open it and still says “Open for a quote…” after exiting. Otherwise great app all around

Excellent and thought provoking. Wonderful app- not just about death and dying, but also about mindful living, often with gentle humor. I cannot recommend it enough!

$2 a month ?. I really like the reminders but pay $2 a month. Maybe $2 a year. I will keep your app bc the message has value but a monthly fee for a message I can get elsewhere I don’t think so.

Great but buggy. The app no longer allows longer quotes to scroll as the used to. I love the app but hate missing the last part of longer quotes

Please hear me out. Add the ability to copy the quotes other than that great app

Love this ap. So insightful. Makes you think. And I believe it will make me a better person. Just awesome.

Customize?. I love the concept, love the quotes. But 5 a day is a few too many for me. Perhaps the next update could include a optional setting for only one notification per day?

☠️. Favorite app. Great job. I like it just how it is. My daily life is more interesting and I'm reminded how I want to spend my time. Thanks!

Quotes are terrible. I love the theory behind this app-but there have got to be better quotes than 90% of the ones that pop up for me. Most of them make very little sense and have nothing to do with life/death.

Great idea but app is buggy. Love the concept of the app. Sadly it died after a week. Well, it’s stuck on one quote and no more notifications. Would be nice if the developers looked into this.

Enjoyable. Love the quotes. Could careless about Merck’s sales manual Would like to be able to copy and paste. Overall an app I really appreciate

Subscription?. I paid for this app several years ago and absolutely loved it. The app is now a subscription. I thought the app would probably honor previous purchases but apparently not. It no longer works properly for me. I’m very disappointed.

Poor quotes. A good amount of the quotes really seem unrelated to the goal of the app. Until there is more granularity or customization, I think paying for this app is not at all useful.

Like the App. Allow copying/sharing.. I’d like the ability to copy the quotes text or a share button.

Memento Mori. I like the daily reminders that motivate me to stay focused and pursposeful in life. I wish there were more quotes, and a greater variety of them, from Stoic, Epicurean, and multicultural sources.