Aetheria Hack 4.3.2 + Redeem Codes
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Developer: Astra Labs
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: Free
Version: 4.3.2
ID: com.AmandaSouthworth.AH
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Description
We’re Aetheria, a free mental illness management app designed to help you from feeling spaced out to back on Earth. If you’re the astronaut, we’re Mission Control.
Mental illness is real. It can leave you feeling untethered, free-falling in the dark expanse of space. It’s not something that we “fix” or “get over.” It’s part of our everyday lives, but it doesn’t have to be the only part.
Enter Aetheria, an app designed to empower people of all ages to cope with mental illnesses through everything, from a crisis to everyday ups and downs.
Full of easy-to-access tools that are research-driven, therapy-based, and forever-free, Aetheria acts as mission control that provides 30 tools to help people with over 20 different mental illnesses. When you’re feeling lost and you need a guide, we’re here to help you navigate your way back down to Earth.
When you sign up, you’ll select your diagnosis(es), name, and pronouns. None of the data you share with us will leave the app or be seen by a 3rd party.
After that, you’ll do a check in every day about your symptoms, and a health assessment every 2 weeks to get a picture of your physical and mental health. As we get to know each other, we’ll share statistics with you about your mental illness, overall health, and tool usage.
All tools and features of Aetheria are free - forever. You never have to worry about losing access. Aetheria is run by Astra Labs, a 501(c)3 non-profit. We’ll never sell or share your data, show you ads, or paywall you.
Aetheria currently supports the following mental illnesses / disorders:
-General Anxiety Disorder
-Social Anxiety Disorder
-Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
-Bipolar Disorder
-Major Depressive Disorder
-Persistent Depressive Disorder
-Post Partum Depression
-Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
-Dissociative Identity Disorder
-Schizophrenia
-Schizoaffective Disorder
-Borderline Personality Disorder
-Narcissistic Personality Disorder
-Anti-social Personality Disorder
-Anorexia
-Bulimia
-Avoidant / Restrictive Food Intake Disorder
-Alcoholism Addiction
-Substance Abuse Addiction
-Gambling Addiction
-Self Harm Addiction
We know from personal experience that mental illness feels like free floating in space. But our job is to make sure you’re not alone. You’re the astronaut, and we’ll get you back down to earth safely.
Mental illness is real. It can leave you feeling untethered, free-falling in the dark expanse of space. It’s not something that we “fix” or “get over.” It’s part of our everyday lives, but it doesn’t have to be the only part.
Enter Aetheria, an app designed to empower people of all ages to cope with mental illnesses through everything, from a crisis to everyday ups and downs.
Full of easy-to-access tools that are research-driven, therapy-based, and forever-free, Aetheria acts as mission control that provides 30 tools to help people with over 20 different mental illnesses. When you’re feeling lost and you need a guide, we’re here to help you navigate your way back down to Earth.
When you sign up, you’ll select your diagnosis(es), name, and pronouns. None of the data you share with us will leave the app or be seen by a 3rd party.
After that, you’ll do a check in every day about your symptoms, and a health assessment every 2 weeks to get a picture of your physical and mental health. As we get to know each other, we’ll share statistics with you about your mental illness, overall health, and tool usage.
All tools and features of Aetheria are free - forever. You never have to worry about losing access. Aetheria is run by Astra Labs, a 501(c)3 non-profit. We’ll never sell or share your data, show you ads, or paywall you.
Aetheria currently supports the following mental illnesses / disorders:
-General Anxiety Disorder
-Social Anxiety Disorder
-Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
-Bipolar Disorder
-Major Depressive Disorder
-Persistent Depressive Disorder
-Post Partum Depression
-Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
-Dissociative Identity Disorder
-Schizophrenia
-Schizoaffective Disorder
-Borderline Personality Disorder
-Narcissistic Personality Disorder
-Anti-social Personality Disorder
-Anorexia
-Bulimia
-Avoidant / Restrictive Food Intake Disorder
-Alcoholism Addiction
-Substance Abuse Addiction
-Gambling Addiction
-Self Harm Addiction
We know from personal experience that mental illness feels like free floating in space. But our job is to make sure you’re not alone. You’re the astronaut, and we’ll get you back down to earth safely.
Version history
4.3.2
2020-11-23
- Added launch feature on tab bar! Open the middle tab to find tools you need based on your mood or current symptoms whenever you need it.
- Added contrast fixes to a couple of screens
- Redesigned "for everyone" page to be more focused on tools, and added search bar!
- Redesigned daily check-in recap screen to be more tool focused.
- Added passcode functionality to protect your data.
- Added contrast fixes to a couple of screens
- Redesigned "for everyone" page to be more focused on tools, and added search bar!
- Redesigned daily check-in recap screen to be more tool focused.
- Added passcode functionality to protect your data.
4.3.1
2020-11-04
-Fixed crash from statistics engine that occurs when re-launching app
-Fixed a couple of general UI bugs
-Fixed a couple of general UI bugs
4.3.0
2020-10-26
We've revamped AnxietyHelper to become something new - Aetheria.
AnxietyHelper turned 5 years old this year, and during that time, we've been reflecting on what is next for the app, and how the conversation around mental health has changed in general. We've revamped AnxietyHelper to become something entirely new - Aetheria. AnxietyHelper turned 5 years old this year, and during that time, we've been reflecting on what is next for the app, and how the conversation around mental health has changed in general.
When AnxietyHelper was made, the conversation around mental health was nowhere as consistent or big as the conversation is today. And with that, AnxietyHelper did the thing it was built to accomplish: to continue the conversation around mental health and provide resources. AnxietyHelper had played its role in changing the conversation, and is a reminder of the work we had to do instead of looking to the future of what we could accomplish.
But now more than ever, mentally ill people (who struggle with mental health the most) face inaccessible treatment, costs, and massive stigma. While mental health issues have become widely understood, those with more severe mental illness have not. So, we're taking the spirit of AnxietyHelper and focusing on what we think is one of the greatest issues we face today - lack of accessible treatment and help for those with mental illnesses.
From AnxietyHelper's history, we've built Aetheria - AnxietyHelper's successor. Where AnxietyHelper had less than 8 tools, Aetheria has 30. Where AnxietyHelper served 2-3 mental illnesses, Aetheria serves 18. Although we're going to miss AnxietyHelper, it's time for Aetheria to take flight and to continue providing free help to those who need it, with no strings attached. From AnxietyHelper's history, we've built Aetheria - AnxietyHelper's successor. Where AnxietyHelper had less than 8 tools, Aetheria has 30. Where AnxietyHelper served 2-3 mental illnesses, Aetheria serves 21. Although we're going to miss AnxietyHelper, it's time for Aetheria to take flight and to continue providing free help to those who need it, with no strings attached.
-Astra Labs
AnxietyHelper turned 5 years old this year, and during that time, we've been reflecting on what is next for the app, and how the conversation around mental health has changed in general. We've revamped AnxietyHelper to become something entirely new - Aetheria. AnxietyHelper turned 5 years old this year, and during that time, we've been reflecting on what is next for the app, and how the conversation around mental health has changed in general.
When AnxietyHelper was made, the conversation around mental health was nowhere as consistent or big as the conversation is today. And with that, AnxietyHelper did the thing it was built to accomplish: to continue the conversation around mental health and provide resources. AnxietyHelper had played its role in changing the conversation, and is a reminder of the work we had to do instead of looking to the future of what we could accomplish.
But now more than ever, mentally ill people (who struggle with mental health the most) face inaccessible treatment, costs, and massive stigma. While mental health issues have become widely understood, those with more severe mental illness have not. So, we're taking the spirit of AnxietyHelper and focusing on what we think is one of the greatest issues we face today - lack of accessible treatment and help for those with mental illnesses.
From AnxietyHelper's history, we've built Aetheria - AnxietyHelper's successor. Where AnxietyHelper had less than 8 tools, Aetheria has 30. Where AnxietyHelper served 2-3 mental illnesses, Aetheria serves 18. Although we're going to miss AnxietyHelper, it's time for Aetheria to take flight and to continue providing free help to those who need it, with no strings attached. From AnxietyHelper's history, we've built Aetheria - AnxietyHelper's successor. Where AnxietyHelper had less than 8 tools, Aetheria has 30. Where AnxietyHelper served 2-3 mental illnesses, Aetheria serves 21. Although we're going to miss AnxietyHelper, it's time for Aetheria to take flight and to continue providing free help to those who need it, with no strings attached.
-Astra Labs
4.2.3.1
2019-03-04
-added crashes fixes that stop guided breathing and affirmations.
-fixed font sizing issues for iPhone XS, XR, and XS Max!
-laid the groundwork for some new tools coming later.
-fixed font sizing issues for iPhone XS, XR, and XS Max!
-laid the groundwork for some new tools coming later.
4.2.3
2018-06-23
-fixed a bug that crashes when trying to return from the affirmation to tools
-fixes contrast accessibility bug
-fixes contrast accessibility bug
4.2.2
2018-05-25
-fixed some UI and UX bugs
-updated privacy policy!
-updated privacy policy!
4.2.1
2018-04-14
-fixed some UI issues
-added better experience for resources
-fixed other bugs
-added better experience for resources
-fixed other bugs
4.2.0
2018-03-23
- more resources for more mental illnesses and disorders
- added guided venting: a way for you to communicate your feelings in a safe and confidential environment based on cognitive behavorial therapy.
- made some animations and UI look snazzier
- fixed some typos
- added iPhone X support
- added guided venting: a way for you to communicate your feelings in a safe and confidential environment based on cognitive behavorial therapy.
- made some animations and UI look snazzier
- fixed some typos
- added iPhone X support
4.1.3.1
2017-08-17
- fixed bug within the panic attack guidance section
- redesigned guided breathing animation
- made it snazzier
- redesigned guided breathing animation
- made it snazzier
4.1.3
2017-07-29
- panic attack guidance is redesigned, with more colors in color exercised, redesigned muscle exercise, and added more prompts to short story.
-app layout is organized into mental illness, rather than info, tools, and resources.
- optimized colors to be warmer and more calming
- redesigned breathing tool
- changed screenshots
-app layout is organized into mental illness, rather than info, tools, and resources.
- optimized colors to be warmer and more calming
- redesigned breathing tool
- changed screenshots
4.1.2
2017-06-04
-minor UI changes
-laid out the base for the next major update
-laid out the base for the next major update
4.1.1
2017-04-04
added settings and accessibility to better help users with disabilities
-you can now increase contrast, see larger text, bold the font, and disable the ocean background
added passcode option to lock anxietyhelper from prying eyes
added location services
-find help close to you along with other points of interest
-you can now increase contrast, see larger text, bold the font, and disable the ocean background
added passcode option to lock anxietyhelper from prying eyes
added location services
-find help close to you along with other points of interest
4.1.0
2017-02-09
-redesigned screenshots to add some pizazz
-introducing quick access. enable quick access for one of the menus; when you hold a press on the menu, a corresponding hotline is called, saving you time in critical situations.
-redesigned launch / splash screen
-rewrote some nerd code
-introducing quick access. enable quick access for one of the menus; when you hold a press on the menu, a corresponding hotline is called, saving you time in critical situations.
-redesigned launch / splash screen
-rewrote some nerd code
4.0.1
2016-12-04
-fixes bug that causes crash in the 'self harm' section
-fixes color of 'other' section header
-fixes color of 'other' section header
4.0
2016-11-30
with an all new design, tools, with better screen accessibility, anxietyhelper is more than ready to help you with anything life may throw at you. here's a sneak peek of what's to come:
-brand new design including an ocean background, better contrasting text, and cleaner adaption to every device. increased contrast, and bigger text makes the app easier on all eyes.
-added 'tools' section for easier access to games and guided coping tools for managing your mental health on the go. this includes guided breathing, panic attack guide through, panic alert, and bubble burster.
-added walkthrough to make using the app easier.
-more resources for eating disorders and self harm
-revised articles, and more resources.
-brand new design including an ocean background, better contrasting text, and cleaner adaption to every device. increased contrast, and bigger text makes the app easier on all eyes.
-added 'tools' section for easier access to games and guided coping tools for managing your mental health on the go. this includes guided breathing, panic attack guide through, panic alert, and bubble burster.
-added walkthrough to make using the app easier.
-more resources for eating disorders and self harm
-revised articles, and more resources.
3.2
2016-06-02
-new notifications! if you opt in, every monday, wednesday, and friday, AH will send you a positive quote or saying about recovery, eating disorders, or life in general.
-finances section in resources to better give you resources on budgeting, earning, and handling money.
-updated fonts and articles
-finances section in resources to better give you resources on budgeting, earning, and handling money.
-updated fonts and articles
3.1
2016-05-02
- added guided meditation and breathing
- bug fixes
-revised articles
-resources section is re-modeled
- bug fixes
-revised articles
-resources section is re-modeled
3.0
2016-01-21
- UX and UI bug fixes
-added animations
-added "How To" for navigation of the app, and a recovery section for more info on choosing recovery and what it means for you.
-more in depth text articles
-looks like x3 prettier. just download it, trust me.
-added animations
-added "How To" for navigation of the app, and a recovery section for more info on choosing recovery and what it means for you.
-more in depth text articles
-looks like x3 prettier. just download it, trust me.
2.0
2015-10-19
- new app icon! (very pretty, lots of color)
- more resources for anxiety, panic attacks, and depression. swipe left to reveal a new screen of choices!
- new pages and resources for self harm and eating disorders
- introducing panic alert! press the button and an alert shows up instructing someone on what to do in the event that you have a panic attack
- more resources for anxiety, panic attacks, and depression. swipe left to reveal a new screen of choices!
- new pages and resources for self harm and eating disorders
- introducing panic alert! press the button and an alert shows up instructing someone on what to do in the event that you have a panic attack
1.0
2015-09-26
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Ratings
3.9 out of 5
21 Ratings
Reviews
I_am_Kah,
Mostly Good, technical issues
I’ve used it for a few days and honestly its been great for helping me be more mindful of my health.
However, i do have an issue with some technical stuff.
1) I can’t tell whether I have selected something in a toolkit or not. I suggest making a more clarifying identification for when something is selected
2) After creating a crisis/relapse plan, i cannot tap on the tool without crashing the app. If that could be fixed, thatd be wonderful.
However, i do have an issue with some technical stuff.
1) I can’t tell whether I have selected something in a toolkit or not. I suggest making a more clarifying identification for when something is selected
2) After creating a crisis/relapse plan, i cannot tap on the tool without crashing the app. If that could be fixed, thatd be wonderful.
ncknm123,
Please give it a try!
i was a little iffy at first about the app given the lack of reviews/attention about it, but i am SO thankful i downloaded it! i cannot believe it’s free! so many other mental health management apps i’ve tried charge an arm and a leg just to have an account, but this one has all the features available at no cost. i love the color scheme as well, it’s very visually pleasing. calming, not too much going on or overstimulating with the palette but enough color to not seem boring or “clinical”. the tone of the text is very nice as well. it’s like the verbiage used is personable, friendly, and soothing. i cannot say enough good things about this app and i will update my review once i’ve had more experience with it!
Abbeyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy,
Amazing but some problems
I was recommended this app my my therapist. It really is great for such a variety of mental illnesses, and it has amazing tools to use. However, the app will freeze occasionally and when I try to restart it, it won’t open, and I have to delete and reinstall it (which resets all my progress). In addition, the toolkit screen has a nice layout, but having to scroll through all the cards can be time consuming, maybe a grid like organization would work better. Overall this is an AMAZING app for anyone to use, and I think it can help anyone work through their diagnoses.
MsNaomi2004,
Naomi
I love the app with the organization, options, and deaf friendly. What it needs though is better visual contrast. I have a hard time seeing the letters. Even with the contrast option on my iPhone.
aly.moonchxld,
thank you.
honestly, just going through the list of tools made me tear up- it’s been a while since I’ve felt like I had someone there for me, trying to help me manage my symptoms rather than constantly criticizing them. the design is really neat and calming, and this is the only self help app I’ve found that’s free, and yet it contains so many helpful tools. it’s just really great, thank you guys ✨
Gequin,
Wish I could use!
Used to love this app and then it started crashing every time I opened it. App is now unopenable, used to happen on my old phone and I assumed it was because it was very old and broken. Got a new iPhone and the same problem keeps happening, app will immediately crash and be unable to load, despite being updated.
Madaltude,
Love it so far but...
When ever I go to progress and hit tools it completely closes the app so I can’t review what I’ve said or what I put in the app which makes it hard to get proper use of it.
Aubrey Herron,
Read plz
I love this app but for the past couple of days I won’t let me on it it just keeps crashing
mgleeeeeen,
Great but crashes
Super helpful but crashes sometimes.
Mile37,
Doesn’t work
I used to love this app but lately the app crashes immediately. I don’t know if the passcode option is the one to blame, but needs to be fixed.
