Simply Plural Hack 1.9.0 + Redeem Codes

Been using this for a few days now, and it’s been really helpful for keeping track of things… until the app made me log back in again, to which I discovered the past twenty or so hours of activity had been erased. I had made a ton of changes to our profiles during that time, since we’re still very much so new to this headspace and figuring things out, and it was really disheartening to suddenly lose a ton of information regarding switches and alter descriptions and such. This is especially confusing since the app uses language and iconography that strongly suggests it is constantly saving things so I don’t lose anything. Is that not actually the case?

Edit: Upon reopening the app, that seems to have jiggled something along the data pipeline and brought everything back to how it should be. Two stars have been added back to my review to reflect this, but the experience of panicking over the apparent loss of my system’s data was less than pleasant, to say the least, so I can’t give it five stars. That should never be a thing that can happen in a mental health app, especially one with the intended use of helping to keep track of things between shifting mental states.

I’m part of a system of nearly 50 members and I’ve been using this app for over six months now. It’s the only thing I’ve found to be useful on keeping tabs on everyone and who’s in my body when I’m not. I’ve been operating as a system consistently for four years and I’ve never learned so much about my folks than with this app. Journaling can’t come close to how easy it is to edit profiles and “clock in”. Cataloging fronts and time gaps has been so helpful and validating. This is the only tool that I’ve been able to actually get anyone to use let alone my stubborn folks. It’s so easy for my fictives that don’t understand our technology and my phone to use and understand as well.

Anyway, if there were any suggestions (if you’re looking for that): I would really like the ability to add multiple pictures to a profile, and to be able to swipe through a headmate’s pictures like a dating app profile maybe? (I’m sure that be a lot of work but hear me out) then you could not only make their profile reflect who that person is so much better, but you could also have pictures of what they look like in the body. (I like trying to recognize expressions in my folks and this would make it so much easier— and to see how they dress). Not to mention folks that age slide. I think that’d be important to a lot of systems, I know it would be in ours.

Anyway I really love this app thanks so much for making it :)

This app is a great app for us as a system, I love the ability to keep track of who is fronting, pronouns, likes/dislikes and everything else! It has helped us improve and keep track of things nicely as it gets hard to navigate 50+ members names and everything else. It also helps a lot as we do not have discord so therefor we cannot use plural Kit (I think its called that?) It also is great when we need to keep track of our friend systems aswell, it used to be so confusing having to tell each other “Oh yeah __ is fronting now/__ is co-front and might front” and of course them addressing us as a different alters name because it was too difficult to keep track of. I heard about this app through a friend one day and was so happy we would finally be able to keep track of everything!!

A few things I would like to help keep track of stuff is:
-Ability to add multiple photos on one profile, This would be helpful because for us personally we like to keep track of what alters look like while fronting! And some alters have multiple face claims that they like to use so it can be hard
-More space for custom front status, this isn’t a necessity but it would be nice for more description ^^
Right now I cannot think of more things because the app just recently update all of my previous wants, but overall it is a great app!

This app is great, it’s UI is clean, it’s easy to understand, and it makes life a whole lot less stressful being a system. My only complaint is that the app is not convenient enough. Disorders like DID and OSDD cause a lot of memory issues, and convenience is extremely important when dealing with amnesia and memory loss. I just wish the app had widget and apple watch integration. We often end up switching and not realising that the app says someone else is fronting, because whoever just switched in didn’t realise that someone was fronting before them. We use widgets and apple watch integrations for so many important things, scheduling, reminders, medication logging, note keeping, anything that can make the day smoother and the one crucial thing we can’t do that with is logging our switches. Anyways, that’s my only critique of the app, otherwise it’s wonderful.

Overall, the app is amazing for systems. As a member of one myself, it’s been helpful for both us and our host. We can see who fronted at different times and may have important info. We can see everyone’s pronouns (because some of us have several and it’s hard to keep track of ~50 different alter’s pronouns) and names.

Some features I would like in the app:
- an option for subsystems. Perhaps a profile you can alters to when in the front, or something like a front status? I know in another subsystem they tend to have about 2 alters fronting the subsys at a time when fronting the body, so that feature would be useful. Folders can only do so much
-higher text limit in custom front statuses
-a general notes section, not under an alter’s profile
-better emoji support, for example this emoji ☀️turns in a text version while others do not have this issue, a least when in an alter’s profile name, which is where we have sign-offs.
-A journal tab to take notes. Obviously this isn’t fully expected, considering antar and pluralkit have been used for this, however it would be nice to have everything in one app.

I have lists upon lists upon lists of alters and every single one of them is outdated. I’ve tried keeping journals I’ve tried looking for apps like this before and nothing has worked out. It’s been organized enough internally but externally it’s C H A O S.

When I found out about this (through Reddit) I immediately raced over here to download it. When we started inputting our information I realized just how nice of an app this is and how much of a QoL change this will be for all of us. I burst into tears and I’m still crying. I am so genuinely grateful for this.

The ability to change primaries/fronting is great, the likes and dislikes, the pronoun option, even being able to select our own colors…. I mean really, sincerely, thank you so much forever and ever and ever.

this app is a wonderful concept but right now there are too many bugs for us to be able to use it. we can’t edit any members. any changes we make are just reverted when we save. you dont seem to be able to assign pictures to members at all right now either. for a few days all our data completely disappeared from the app. i guess it was because they were migrating servers but there was no notice or communication in the app that this was happening. — it doesnt really make sense for an app like this to rely on servers to function. almost all of its functionality would work fine with an app that locally stores its data, and as someone who does programming, trying to structure it this way when it isnt needed probably adds unneeded complexity which can cause more bugs and make them harder to fix. for example, the recent issue where the app could not be used for a few days would not have happened if they had not designed it this way. also it means that all data about members you enter into it is probably stored on the developers server. which im sure some people might not want, since this sort of thing is very private to many people. — this app again is a wonderful idea and the developers should be praised for trying to make an app like this but currently it has a lot of issues that make it unusable for us, even though we would really like to use it.

This app is absolutely amazing. It helps us keep track of fronting and the system overall. the poll feature is great for when we need to make decisions, and the chat feature we find is useful for keeping “front logs” or logs of important things that occur when a certain alter is fronting. I LOVE that you can make groups, we find it to be helpful for our friends, especially when it comes to what alters they can and can’t interact with. Also, while on the topic of friends, i think the fact that you can friend people on simplyplural is great, we find it important that our friends know who’s fronting and it gives us comfort to know that they’re notified of this.

Really cool app, but since it’s made for systems it’s missing something very important. Every alter has access to every other alters profiles, in our system that’s a security issue. We want to be able to share fronts with friends, but don’t want to give every alter using the app access to the personal information since we don’t all know each other(it’s a huge system)

When you open the app, instead of a pin, it should ask you who you are, followed by a password unique to every alter. That should take me to my “account” and automatically assume I’m fronting till someone else opens their profile. This is so not everyone else can see my likes dislikes age and stuff, and can’t just add themselves to groups I make with only specific alters(someone did that). They also can’t change privacy settings with friends and what I choose to share with others(they should only be able to change theirs).

Great idea, but since its for systems it needs separate “accounts” or something. You guys can expand this into something so great!!

Thanks,
Dexter

As a close friend of a system, this app is nice as it updates me as to who’s fronting, different system members, etc. I really enjoy using it!

From the other end of things, it’s also an easy app to navigate when updating fronts for my friend when they forget to update who is fronting, etc. from their phone.

I think my only complaint would be the lack of a tutorial for friends using the app? I had to kind of click around in order to navigate myself. Having an example/guide would probably be helpful so that friends of systems navigating the app can see how to view members, information, etc. as well as systems themselves I imagine.