Femia Reviews 195

Don’t use. Complete scam. As others have said, information can be found on free websites/ apps. Impossible to cancel non-app store subscription on a phone allegedly web based only and no reminders. Adverts on instagram could be considered triggering and their marketing approach is concerning and misleading.

I think the free version could include more engaging features to stand out, but the app is undeniably practical and simplifies day-to-day tracking effectively.

I answered a few very basic questions (I’m 35 and healthy) and it said I have “very limited fertility” and “few eggs left”. This is totally unscientific, unscrupulous scare-mongering. To avoid!

I feel silly for falling for this while reading an ad on Instagram. To be fair they answered my email and cancelled my subscription straight away although I’ve had to contact my bank to get a refund of the first month I’d paid for. You then instantly get spam calendar invitations straight into your calendar without any ability to delete them as there are no emails attached to them. What a waste of time. Avoid.

The Pregnancy mode is pure love. It covers baby development, gives diet tips to manage pregnancy symptoms. Every day feels like a new chapter in a book.

I downloaded this app thinking it would be useful, but it turned out to be an absolute nightmare. They make it impossible to cancel your subscription. I tried multiple times to cancel through the app and even reached out to their support, but there was no response.

Despite my efforts, they charged me €100 for a subscription I didn’t want! This feels completely fraudulent. There’s no transparency about their billing practices, and they clearly don’t care about customer satisfaction.

Avoid this app at all costs unless you want to be scammed out of your money. I’ve already reported this to my bank and will escalate it further if needed.

I especially like that in "Pregnancy" mode, there are tips not just for me but also for my partner.

Femia ran an advertisement via Instagram claiming to help me get pregnant within 3 months or my money back. I signed up to the 3 month introductory offer.

Unfortunately, though I followed the prompts and instructions I didn’t get pregnant in that timeframe and went to cancel (the day before the 3 months was up) only to see there was no active subscription and they had already proceeded to charge me an additional payment of over $100AUD.

When I contacted support and explained, instead of giving a refund (like the advertisement promised) I was offered 12 months free subscription without any refund and then told to jump through lengthy and time-consuming hoops to explain the problem so they can assess if it meets their refund policies which have no correlation to the advertisement promised, and I had already explained the issue via email upon first contact.

When I attempted to review my “account” as stated in the App subscription terms, and cancel my subscription, it cannot be found within my Apple Subscriptions. I was told that because I have purchased it via the website it would not appear in my Apple account, then why is their own terms of subscription sending me to my Apple subscriptions to review it and cancel??? Femia does not appear there, therefore it seems women can be subscribed to this without even knowing.

I am still in conversations with Femia support in hopes they will honour their advertisement, and reimburse the subsequent charge but at this point it appears like a subscription trap and a scam which preys on women at a vulnerable time.

I've been using Femia for a few months now, and honestly, I didn't expect it to be so convenient. I downloaded it on a friend's recommendation, and now I can't image living without it.

I initially just wanted to track my cycle but ended up discovering the Getting Pregnant mode too. I love how the app not only tells me when I'm ovulating but also explains what's happening in my body. The interface is simple and straightforward, even if you're not super familiar with all these things. It's an app that makes you feel confident!

The only example they have from the apparent 20k+ women they got pregnant is Olivia who is AI generated. They used one pic of her not pregnant and one when she is lol.

If you couldn’t use ONE actual human that proves this entire program is a scam.

What I love most is how the app constantly reminds me about important things like drinking water to stay hydrated or taking an ovulation test. I'm so glad I found it!

They have charged me twice! So I’ve paid double for something that is useless.
They offered a money back guarantee and yet I’m now being told their “hands are tied.”
I purchased this app to receive the preconception cleanse plan and it’s nowhere in sight.

The app really adapts to your needs: today you need to track ovulation - done. Tomorrow you're planning for a baby - the app is ready to assist. It's super easy to use and packed with many features.

I signed up for this app following a sponsored ad on instagram promoting a 21-day cleanse programe. The programe doesn't exist, instead it signs you up to their app which is on auto renew and can't be cancelled via Google subscriptions and there is no course! I emailed customer service and they had no idea about the course they had been promoting, just kept giving me information on how to sign up. Finally they agreed to refund me after about 20 emails where I refused to backdown. The app itself is not too bad but I don't appreciate being lied to and misled!

I never thought an app could provide so much support during pregnancy.

Pregnancy is always nerve-wracking, and Femia helped ease some of the stress.

The app doesn't just help with technical details-it truly boosts confidence. I use the paid version because I like having everything at my fingertips without extra hassle. Femia is top-notch.

In August 2024, I paid for a trial of their app and quickly discovered its alarming inaccuracies. Knowing this was not a service I wanted, I immediately checked my Apple subscriptions to cancel, as their terms state that all subscriptions are processed through the App Store. However, the subscription was nowhere to be found. I also followed their own guidelines, which claim that if you don’t see the option to cancel, the subscription is already terminated.

Despite these efforts, Femia took £66.65 from my account in December without any prior reminder or notification (an outright violation of the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024).

What’s worse is how this company preys on women during one of the most vulnerable times of their lives while trying to conceive. They offer inaccurate tools and trap you in subscriptions you cannot cancel.

Do not subscribe to this app!!! It is a huge scam. I have tried multiple times to get a refund and have not heard a single response from them. I unsubscribed on the app months ago and yet somehow, I was charged today and I am flabbergasted as to how they were able to charge me. Apparently they can also charge you through their website, which I never went to? I actually enjoyed using the app when I used it, but this now feels like a HUGE SCAM. Please, give a refund for my latest charge.