Caution. First review is a five-star evaluation written by a reviewer who joined the forum on the same day the application appeared.

Negritude, if it's creating images with a "watermark" then it's not really a functional app, it's just a demo.
So as Sleek says, it's not free.
The only truly functional app is the $19 version.

So if your software is getting terrible reviews, just change its name slightly and resubmit it as "new" and no one will notice?

Take a look at:
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/23145/subliminal-message-pro

Might be "fun" to play with, but since its splashy introduction in the 1950s, subliminal messaging has been pretty much debunked. Championed now mainly by those who WANT to believe (or hope to make a few bucks off of it.)

"The near-consensus among research psychologists is that subliminal messages do not produce a powerful, enduring effect on behavior; and that laboratory research reveals little effect beyond a subtle, fleeting effect on thinking"

I loved Chronos's Personal Organizer; used it for years, but...

Grudgingly upgraded to SOHO Organizer 6 as the Mac OS was gradually making Personal Organizer obsolete.
That upgrade was a nightmare. They'd reconfigured their product to run on top of Apple's iCal, which had all kinds of problems.
I updated to SOHO Organizer 7 very late, after its user reviews indicated that it had - after many update fixes - managed to correct many (but not all) of the version 6 issues.

Now they're selling version 8, and even though it was only released last month (November,) they're already up to update 11!

Clearly that November version "8.0" was really a "beta," and Chronos is using buyers as beta testers.

I'd check back later next year on version 8, when-and-if it's TRULY ready for public release.