Brainowl Reviews 55

Their advertising is misleading - what they show as a professional assessment is really just a cash grab disguised as psychology and research.

Every test results felt copy-pasted - there`s no authenticity, no expert input, just a machine-generated response wrapped in a fake science bow.

Quiz description promises “memory, attention” gains—but content lacks challenge and specificity.

Interface hides features behind paywall aggressively; feels like nickel-and-dimed at every turn.

Many tasks feel copied from free websites. Yet I pay monthly for them here.

Their IQ scoring lacks transparency: you don’t know what weight or norms they used.

Certificate comes with no credibility. It’s just a digital image, not real validation.

Trial period short, terms vague; after trial, fees are steep and benefits minimal.

Interface looks polished but rings hollow when content doesn’t challenge or adapt.

Subscription slipped past me after trial. I didn’t clearly consent but I was billed anyway.

Feeling ripped off. The quiz pushed certificate purchases aggressively. Price didn’t match quality.

Scam and fraudulent site! Keeps charging you "subscription" with no communication or emails sent. Contact email returns back to"not found" and phone number leads to nothing. Beware! Getting my bank involved.

Test felt like filler, quiz questions trivial, and certificate pushed like an upsell rather than evidence of real intelligence.

The “psychologist-led” claim felt hollow when results were generic and no explanation offered for calculations.

I signed up for the free IQ test, but was shocked by expensive paywalls blocking every meaningful insight and certificate.