Michael Sweeney

if I could give it 0 stars, I would. paid $1.99 for this app and it doesn't even work on my Samsung Galaxy S9 Android phone! it loads up, and then the screen just goes completely black. you can click on things but you can't tell what it is that you're clicking on, or what you're typing for! it's ridiculous cuz I was really looking forward to using this app after seeing it in a YouTube Video. I want an update to fix this or a refund! can't do anything with a black screen!

Josh Heymig

It's a good app, with a weird big. When I'm in the manual section and I scroll to read the manual, when I press Split to leave that section it opens my browser and takes me to the IDQ website. If I I go back and press Chart, it opens the Amazon app. It's an odd bug, but otherwise the app works exactly like it's supposed to.

Steven Wagner

The application gives one a cool high tech way to make "either/or" decisions. The screens are well laid out and easy to understand. Performing the split includes changing lights and a bit of vibration that makes for a great simulation of a mechanical device. It also keeps track of you splits displaying a graphical chart of them. Edit: The application may sound silly, but it comes in very handy when you need to make a decision between 2 equal options and neither option has an advantage. Edited

Matthew Zifchock

Thanks for the recommendation, Dr. Carroll! Decision fatigue is an issue for me. I've had this app for awhile and I feel bad for not rating it. I once (only once) ran into an error and I felt like LaPlace's daemon, I experienced all infinity in one faster-than-light flash. And then I had waffles instead of pancakes. I outsource my decisions to the quantum realm and the entire universe often. It's comforting to know that science AND weirdness guide my way in life. It's indispensable in my life.

Michal Herbert

This app has conditioned me so powerfully that I was able to put aside my anxiety (about grizzly bears) and go to sleep (while camping in the area with the most grizzly bears in the usa) by telling myself "There is a universe where I go to sleep and it's this one," even though I didn't even have cell service to use the app! P.S. I did not even see a grizzly bear. wrong universe for it, I guess. :( Edited