Amaze Reviews

I’ve used Amaze a bit it does a solid job covering a lot of the basics, like puberty, consent, relationships, and staying safe online. For customers who just want quick, easy-to-understand answers, it’s convenient.

That said, some sections felt a little light to me. I think other customers might notice this too, especially if they’re looking for more information on things like mental health, different family situations, or more complicated personal questions.
Overall, I’d say it’s a helpful starting point, just not something I’d rely on as the only resource. It’s great for quick learning, but I’d still recommend checking a few other trusted sites if you want a fuller picture.

I tried using the site on my phone, but it was confusing. I had a hard time figuring out where things were and it just didn’t feel very easy to navigate.

Overall, I think the representation is decent, but it still feels like there could be a wider range of voices included. And it’s not even about that in a nitpicky way, it just feels like the experience would be stronger and more relatable if more perspectives were shown.

I tried amaze.org both as a parent and while looking for materials I could possibly use in health lessons at school.

Some of the videos were fine, and I do think the topics are really important. But honestly... it felt a little inconsistent. A few clips seemed too basic, while others really needed more explanation or setup before showing them to kids. As a parent, I found myself having to pause and talk through a lot afterward.

It’s a good starting point, and I appreciate what they’re trying to do. I just didn’t find it practical enough for busy teachers who need something ready to use without so much extra follow-up

The videos were nice to watch and seemed engaging at first, but they didn’t really help me much in the end. I also expected some kind of follow-up or check-in afterward, but there was nothing, which made the whole thing feel a bit disappointing.

I’ve been using it and it seems okay so far, kind of safe enough I guess, but I’m not totally convinced about the privacy part. It feels like the quality is decent, but I still have that nagging doubt about how well my info is actually being protected.

I don’t know, some of the info just felt a bit off and not really checked properly. I kept thinking, why is this so complicated when it should be straightforward? It made me second-guess how reliable the whole thing was.

I tried this for my 10-year-old, a few of the videos felt a little too mature for that age. It’s not a huge deal, but I do wish the age ranges were laid out more clearly so parents know what they’re getting into.

I tried using amaze.org and, I don’t know, it kind of lost me in a few places. Some pages were harder to read than I expected, then I’d try to navigate somewhere else and hit another little issue, and then the language options felt limited too. It wasn’t one huge problem exactly, more like a bunch of moments that added up. I kept thinking, this could be really helpful, but it doesn’t feel like everyone’s needs were fully considered. it was just frustrating.

I used amaze.org for a few topics, the explanations were mostly clear. The videos helped make things feel less awkward and easier to follow, which I appreciated.

That said, some parts felt a little rushed or too general, and after paying I did start feeling a bit unsure about whether I was really getting enough value. I ended up looking up extra info elsewhere, so it was helpful overall, just not quite as complete as I expected.