Reveri: Relief in Minutes

• 3 Months — $24.99/month
• 3 Months — $59.99/quarter
• 3 Months — $99.99/year ($8.33/mo)
• 6-Step Program — $99.99

Last verified 5 Aug 2026

4.5 4420 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Very helpful for focus and concentration

   This app has been tremendously helpful for me. As someone who deals with multiple issues affecting my ability to think and pay attention. I noticed they recently updated which excites me. I would also like to options to gain better habits instead of just breaking bad habits. If they could go further with the interactiveness also would be useful; maybe instead on just yes or no and giving ratings, have the audience list out some of the thoughts. I know Spiegel can’t respond to everyone but he can train A.I (through secure databases not shared with other companies) to come up with a system to guide this. Direct responses aren’t necessary but leave questions with open responses and have A.I summarize and direct the audience to go further. Also it would be cool to have features that guide users into stronger skills to go with self-hypnosis such as mindfulness & meditation, journaling, and even implementation of binaural beats which are also gaining traction in the mental health space.

   Shawn Martin 919 · 5 Aug 2026

2. 4/5Concerning payments

   I went over the information for this app and liked what I saw. I decided to try out this app and sign up for a subscription, especially since the payments were so low, $8.14 a month I think. I might be wrong in stating that amount because it’s been 6 weeks since I originally signed up for this app. I was charged a full year’s subscription charge on my credit card before I could do anything to stop it. There was no monthly payment charges going on my credit card! This app charged my credit card for the whole annual fee all at once with no intention of charging any monthly payments. I don’t like being lied to about anything. I know I can easily make payments on my credit card every month, but I didn’t want the balance increasing that much all at once or the annual fee earning that much interest on my card over the entire time that it would’ve taken me to make those planned payments. It was a huge matter of principle. Now I’m having to make a second request trying to get a refund of where I was charged twice for this annual fee. I obviously canceled my subscription due to the dishonesty I spoke of above and the bad taste it left behind. I don’t expect any problems with Apple issuing a refund to me for the double charge, except that it took a second request to get it done, but that’s personal. Anyway, everyone please be careful with these apps. They can cause a lot of financial problems if you’re not very careful and pay close attention.

   Dwssher5868 · 5 Aug 2026

3. 3/5Might work, but too expensive for what it is.

   At first I found the app (specifically within the exercises) to be kind of confusing, or the pace to be off-putting. I think you have to do each one a few times because the directions are not always clear or consistent the first time through, and you can find yourself getting pulled out of it, which seems detrimental to the goal. I upgraded my rating to 3 stars from 2, because after you get the hang of it, it might be helpful. It was somewhat relaxing, but whether it’s more effective than just taking 5 minutes to meditate I’m not sure. I’m on the free trial and haven’t noticed much difference in admittedly little time. Frankly, I don’t want to pay what they’re asking for something that may not work for me, especially because there isn’t much there, and the app isn’t very prescriptive. There seems to be 1 unique short audio clip for a given problem you’d like to address, and then a bunch of shorter (many 1 minute) more generic ones. Perhaps if you are really good at self hypnosis, you can get yourself into the hypnotic state for a 1 minute clip to do something for you, but I just don’t believe that would work for me, and I’m not willing to pay to find out. Hopefully this app works for some people.

   Eduardo Gilmore · 5 Aug 2026

4. 2/5Could possibly work, but…

   I decided to give this a try after realizing it honestly couldn’t hurt anything. Although I’m a skeptic, the test tells my I’m highly hypnotizable. It feels nice and is very relaxing. My left arm remains up as if I’m floating in water; I don’t feel this or realize it’s remained up until the exercise/cycle is over. My issue with these sessions are as follows : the moderator, or doctor, really rushes through the steps so quickly that I can barely think of what I’m being told to do before I must do the next thing. It far too fast paced to perfect or even experience. I’m constantly trying to understand what he’s told me to do. “Take your left hand and touch your third finger while touching your right hand’s fourth finger while thinking about your favorite childhood memory as cold water runs over your pinky and you sing the Hokey Pokey while counting to ten before clicking your heels three times and touching your fourth toe on your right foot with your earlobe.” It’s almost silly. This is a prerecorded app so why not give slower, clearer instructions while allotting a fair amount of time to achieve the proper mindset? “Picture a screen with your pain on one side, a loving person on the other, feel your fingertips, have the loving person make you an egg salad sandwich while your pain turns into an ice skater who plays Shenandoah on a piccolo and tells you puppies are at your favorite pet store in Berlin.” What? I won’t continue the subscription after the trial and it’s a shame. I feel like it could help many people. I’ll look for another app unless they decide to slow the sessions down or have additional doctors narrate.

   ECHass · 5 Aug 2026

5. 1/5What a scam

   This app is an utter waste of time and money - it’s a scam. Don’t spend a dime on it - they are just preying on desperate people wanting to break out of addictions. I purchased access to the app to help with my addictions. I was excited after the first session even though I didn’t think I had actually experienced being hypnotized; I assumed that the sessions would progressively unfold the process and the more I learned and experienced, the more I would train my mind to be hypnotized and break free of my addictions. However, when I came back to the app the next day it was the exact same recording - no change, no additional content, not even a minor change in the narrator’s script. I thought I might have restarted the particular “Quit the Habit” thread in the program, but no matter how many times I came back to the program, it was the exact same recording. Don’t waste your money. This app is a scam. UPDATE: the developer did reply to this post and informed me that the fact that there was only one core static recording was actually a feature and not a bug. This is actually even more insulting since I literally paid a subscription fee for a 5 minute recording when the site advertises that the sessions are responsive and tailored to your experience. This app and Dr. Spiegel are pariah that take advantage of other people’s struggles and addictions.

   Breakaway bay · 5 Aug 2026

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