User Reviews

Prosper Self Care is a very intriguing app. I really love the designs and colors this app has especially when you first open it, it feels very welcoming. I love how the app asks us questions to get to know us more like "What is your age?" and "What should we call you?". I admire how the app wants to get a insight into our day and seems to comfort us by asking us deep questions like "How was your day?" and "What's making you feel this way?". I really like how it motivates and congratulates us with new achievements and streaks which boosts our productivity. I like how it gives a feeling of "work for what you want" by giving us the ability to unlock new themes and merch by collecting more diamonds. I admire how it helps keep us on track with sending us notifications and messages for when we need to check in. I like how it helps us learn more about our selves and our body with mood calendars, mood breakdowns, and mood graphs. I like how it really shows how welcoming this app is to new ideas by allowing us to make a suggestion which gives us a feeling that our voice matters. It also gives us more control over customization with different themes and colors which I really like. I cannot express how grateful I am to have found a app like this, especially when I visited the "resources" page. It gives us advice and videos on problems we may be facing or encountering such as addiction and mental health. I like how simple the app is too by giving us main takeaways from videos and Related resources. I like how we have the ability to view our achievements and to see more achievements we can get. This really helps motivate us to keep using this app and to be more productive. I love how we can redeem our points for items like shirts, water bottles, and lanyards. I admire how they recommend us activities like breathing techniques which is good for anger management and remaining calm. I love how they make you more productive by giving us various options to look into in the resource tabs like fitness techniques and eating concerns. I love how it allows us to engage more with the ability to subscribe to newsletters and to see new updates. My favorite part of this app has to be the mental health baseline which really helps people like me going through a tough time.

Hello readers, have you ever tried out the prosper app? Well I'm gonna talk about my experience with this app. To begin the prosper app is a very good app for people who want to listen to relaxed music to sleep or just to listen to an encouragement video or just talk about how you feel. My experience was great I first started with checking out everything and I learned that if you keep a streak, then you can get currency that you can buy backgrounds and other things and if you get a lot of the currency then you can buy their merch. Another thing is that this app provides videos that can help you relax or maybe even fall asleep and it gives you a daily check in, where you can express your emotions and a daily journal entry to see how you are doing. Also with this experience I was able to express or talk about my feelings and go back to them to see if I still feel that way and the videos helped when I was stressed and I would just lay down on my bed and listen to a video and I would calm me down and make me forget about the bad things. As you can see this app can help with a lot like if you need to write or need a daily check in to go back to to see if you are still feeling this way or just to fill out to express how you are feeling currently. Another thing this app provides is a calendar to see your progress throughout the journey that you take with the prosper app and I recommend to get this app because it helped me and it can help you to. Lastly you can be rewarded with your progress with the currency that the app gives you as I said before you can get things and it would show that you achieve something good. In conclusion my experience with this app is great and I hope as I keep going with using this app I can see how I get better everyday and I hope you readers to download this app to try out for yourself and see how you make progress throughout your journey with this app.

My initial experience with the Prosper Self-Care App was defined by its welcoming, clean user interface and the noticeable absence of disruptive ads or aggressive paywalls. The daily mood journal quickly became the most indispensable feature, offering a non-judgmental space to tag specific emotions and briefly reflect on the day's events. Reviewing the Calendar View provided powerful, visual feedback, allowing me to easily recognize emotional patterns and potential triggers over time. Furthermore, the simple, integrated Habit Tracker proved essential for gently nudging me toward consistency in small self-care routines, preventing me from feeling overwhelmed by a long to-do list. This structured approach to daily check-ins immediately made me feel more accountable for my emotional landscape and proactive about my well-being. Beyond the personal tracking tools, Prosper's supportive environment offered a valuable layer of connection and resourcefulness. The curated library of Wellness Resources, including short meditations and helpful videos, provided immediate access to calming or informative content exactly when I needed a moment to reset. While the community tab allowed for shared experiences, the optional nature of interaction kept the focus mainly on personal growth, which was a significant benefit. Earning "Moonstones" to customize the app's aesthetic provided a surprisingly engaging, gamified element that reinforced positive habits and encouraged consistent use. Ultimately, the Prosper app serves as a gentle, private, and highly effective digital companion for navigating the complexities of mental well-being in a fast-paced world.

Using the Prosper App did increase my mindfulness of day-to-day life and my feelings about it. The mood tracking feature almost forced me to acknowledge what was going on in my head as opposed to just living blindly day-to-day. I liked that I could text in reflective word answers because it felt like a nicely organized version of on-the-spot thought. Within a week or so I was able to deduce trends in my mood and my day like never before, but I'd never taken the time to acknowledge. Ultimately, I became more aware of myself and became more confident about tackling daily stressors. The other feature that tracked a habit also contributed to my intentionality with daily life management. When it's mapped out on a calendar for you and you see little boxes filling up, it's as if they're cheering you on for maintaining habits and to the point where it becomes rewarding for you, too. Personally, I think the Prosper App is effective because it's not overwhelming. Everything is so simple and easy to read that it doesn't feel like you have more work to do. There were some days where I lacked motivation to check in but in all reality, it took less than a minute to do so and therefore there's no real excuse. If I had to recommend a change to the Prosper App it'd be adding a motivational quote or something at the beginning and/or the end of the process because it could really encourage someone at their lowest low. The Prosper App is effective for anyone who wants to become more deeply reflective, cultivate better habits and truly understand the nuances of their day-to-day existence.

My time using the prosper app from this past month has been a really good experience. Some of the activities on the app really help with my well being because I can journal my day and do daily check ins. I think this really corresponds to my mental health because checking in everyday and tracking my mood I can reflect back from the past and see how much growth I have done. There is also a journaling activity where I can record and reflect on my day as for an example I record accomplishments or things I need to work on so I can reflect on this in the near future. Overall I think that the prosper app really can help anyone because it has helped me reflect and document my mental health and my life with only spending around 10-15 minutes each day. There are many features on the prosper app that deal with my well being the activities such as mood tracking, videos, journaling, and resources. These activities have helped me keep track of my mood and goals this has helped me to try better habits and to journal my everyday life. I can benefit from this app because I can also keep track of habits on the app and pick up new habits every now and then. This sums up how beneficial the prosper app can be it has really motivated me everyday and it is a very great way to end or start off the day just by spending a few minutes from at least 10-20 minutes everyday can change your perspective on how you will treat your day. Overall I think that the prosper app has let me develop mentally and physically it has motivated me to do more and it has helped me go out and set goals.

With all due respect, I only downloaded it because of the service hours. I'm not really all that wrecked to have this as a forever app. Hints why I missed the second week. After this is done, I'll probably delete it for more space on my phone because it is suffering right now. But honestly, I can see why people who want to improve their mental health would want to use this app. This app doesn't have any ads and it's simple-looking. If you know me, I'm a simple guy so if I ever want to cry in my bed after school, I would open the app and check in. Speaking of check in, since I'm not all that emotional when going to school because I'll forget whatever happens the next day, I'll usually pick an emotion on the happy side of things. Y'know, blessed, good, confident, supported, all that good stuff. I can't just leave it blank, I hate when I keep things blank. I would feel... incomplete, some would say. When I get to the "what's making you feel this way?" category, I would just pick family. I love my family, I would die for them and do anything for them. And probably I'll pick food and sleep depends on my mood. IDK about the friends option, my friends are a couple of knuckleheads but it's okay because they're my friends and I'm pretty much a knucklehead too (only little, I'm smarter than all of them combined). But yeah, I'm pretty sure I got to the 2 paragraph mark, thanks for reading.

I was looking for a better way to keep track of how I actually felt every day, so I downloaded the Prosper: Self-Care Companion app. It's way better than just writing stuff in a notebook because it has a quick "Daily Check-in" feature where you can pick your mood and write a little about why you feel that way, and even add a photo. I really like that you can track specific habits, like remembering to drink water or doing homework right after school, and you earn "Moonstones" for keeping up your streaks. The whole app layout is super clean and easy to use, which makes it less annoying to check in regularly even when I'm busy or forgetful. The reminders are really helpful, too, because they give you that gentle nudge to actually take a minute for yourself. The biggest thing I've learned from using Prosper is seeing how my moods connect to things like how much I exercised or how little sleep I got the night before. The app creates graphs and "Insights" that basically show you what influences your emotional patterns, which is honestly kind of eye-opening and helpful. The community section is cool for reading positive messages from other people, but sometimes I skip it, preferring to just keep my journal private. Overall, the app feels like having a little personal coach that helps you focus on your own mental wellness. Plus I feel like I'm more organized and aware of my habits now.

The Prosper app is actually pretty cool because it helps you get into a rhythm with your feelings and stuff every single day. The best part is how easy it is to do a quick mood check-in and write in your journal without it feeling like a huge chore. Doing this every single time is super important because it helps you look back and see what makes you feel awesome or what makes you stressed out. Plus, the little planner and habit tracker are great for helping you actually remember to do the positive things you want to do. When you look at the calendar, seeing all your moods mapped out makes your mental health journey feel real and way more motivating. I think this app is totally different from just a regular notebook because it also connects you to other people who get what you're going through. The supportive community section is a safe space where you can share your thoughts or worries and get encouragement from others who are being honest, too. Talking to people who are going through similar things is super helpful and makes you feel way less lonely when you're struggling with stuff. They also have tons of free resources and cool activities that teach you about self-care and how to deal with tough emotions. Overall, Prosper is like having a digital best friend that combines tracking your personal stuff with awesome advice and support from a whole group.

During my experience of using the prosper app it helped me become more aware of different health skills. The app has a small calendar that keeps track of the days I feel certain emotion. Meaning that I could be more aware when using the journal tool on what makes me feel the way I feel. This has been very helpful towards me because I wouldn't normally reflect on my current emotions at times. When using the app I also find it amusing how changing the background into the template desired by the user to be very creative. It makes using the app more welcoming and seems like a safe space. Overall, my experience while using this app has been helpful towards my awareness in myself. The app included multiple types of ways to remind me of everyday things that made me happy. For example I used the app to schedule more time to read during the day since it makes me feel more comfortable. The app includes multiple activities such as writing in a journal that gives the user questions to answer. This has been a helpful tool when I'm confused on what to write in a journal. The app also includes interesting videos such as Ted talks that gives more information on things such as exercise and wellbeing. While using the prosper app it takes time from the person occupying it to bring more awareness on everyday actions that are helpful.

When I saw the email that talked about the prosper app and how you can get service hours, I got really interested. Reading the app descriptions, I thought "oh well another check in app to try and quit after a week", But I really needed the service hours. The way the app is set up is way different than other apps I've tried, other apps ask for more information which is a turn off for simple self care apps. So when I saw how colorful and fun looking the app was, I actually wanted to use it. So far with how junior year is going I have been feeling a little lost so I really expected this to work. It sure worked as the first week I reminded myself to do daily check-ins which made using the app more important. I added a habit reminder which was my exercise time, it helped to remind me to work out. The app is very simple to use which is great because getting ads and "premium service" payments from other apps are very annoying and unhelpful. I'm very glad I actually downloaded the app and used it. I often forget to do check-ins especially when I'm in a good mood or on the weekends when I mostly just relax. Overall using the prosper app is a great experience and I'm glad I found out about it, even if it didn't come with service hours I would've still downloaded the app and tried it out.