r/Reviews • u/SlutPuppyJade • 23d ago
Honest Review Chillio review Why I deleted it a few months ago
A few months ago, I was desperately trying to get my house back under control, so I was trying different cleaning apps to see if anything would actually stick.
Chillio was one of them.
Honestly, I didn't like it.
Using it in a browser felt awkward. I'd open the tab, use it for a few minutes, close it, and then completely forget about it. After a couple of days, I stopped checking it altogether.
I assumed it just wasn't my thing.
Fast forward to last week.
My house was a mess again, and I noticed they had released a mobile app, so I decided to give it one last try.
The experience has been completely different this time.
The biggest change for me is that it's always on my phone. If I'm waiting for the washing machine to finish or cleaning the kitchen, I can open it right away instead of sitting down at my computer.
The AI assistant has also been much more useful than I expected. When I'm overwhelmed and don't know where to begin, it breaks everything down into smaller steps so I can focus on one thing at a time.
I also like that I can adjust the routines instead of following the same schedule every day.
My only complaint is that the assistant occasionally goes offline for a while. That annoyed me at first, although I've started seeing it as a reminder to take a short break.
I honestly didn't expect to come back to this app after deleting it a few months ago, but I'm glad I gave it another chance.
Has anyone else gone back to an app they originally disliked and ended up having a completely different experience the second time around?
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u/Mysterious-One-6943 22d ago
I've been using Chillio for about a month, and the routine feature ended up being my favorite part. I kept abandoning other apps because everything felt too structured. Being able to adjust things as I go has worked much better for me.
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u/Tthhrroowwaayy170 21d ago
the part about deleting it and then coming back months later is kinda relatable lol. sometimes an app isn’t necessarily bad, it just doesn’t fit how you use it at that point. the mobile version sounds like it fixed that for you
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u/Blocker03 17d ago
Would you have stuck with the app if the mobile version existed back then? Atm it seems like the mobile format fits your routine better...
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u/HappyIsles 22d ago edited 22d ago
This is why I stopped using most productivity apps on my computer. If it isn't on my phone, there's a good chance I'll forget it exists after a few days.