Cancellation Liven: Easy Method

What is Liven

Liven is a self-care and habit-tracking app that offers guided journals, routines, habit tracking and challenges under a premium subscription model. It is marketed internationally and offers in‑app purchases through platform stores as well as account-managed subscriptions via its website and app.

How to cancel Liven

• If you subscribed via the Liven website (even if you later installed the app): log into your Liven account → Profile → Settings → Membership → turn off auto‑renewal on the website. The website-managed subscription will not appear in your device settings; you will receive a confirmation and will retain access until the paid period ends. For details see Liven support.
• If you subscribed through Google Play: open the Google Play app → tap your profile icon → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → select Liven and cancel there. See Liven support.
• If you subscribed through the App Store (Apple): on iPhone go to Settings → tap your name → Subscriptions → find Liven → tap Cancel.
• If you subscribed inside the app (in‑app purchase) use Profile → Settings → Membership → turn off auto‑renewal. Note that cancellations you make in Liven cannot override subscriptions managed by the App Store or Google Play; those must be cancelled through the respective platform.

What happens when you cancel

When you cancel auto‑renewal, future recurring payments will stop and you will not be billed again. You typically retain access to premium features until the end of the paid period you already paid for. You should receive a cancellation confirmation from Liven (or from the platform that processed the subscription). Cancelling through Liven’s website or app will not cancel subscriptions billed by Apple or Google - those must be cancelled through the respective store. Keep any confirmation emails or screenshots as proof of cancellation.

Will I get a refund?

Liven’s terms reference a Money‑Back Guarantee policy, but refunds are not guaranteed automatically; they are provided according to that policy and at Liven’s discretion. Public complaint records note that Liven has advertised a “30‑day money‑back guarantee,” yet some customers report difficulty meeting the policy’s conditions and say they received partial refunds or were declined. User reports are mixed: some describe prompt refunds and courteous support, while others report unexplained charges or denied refunds. If you believe a charge was unauthorized, you may also contact the payment platform or your card issuer to dispute the charge.

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Your consumer rights in Canada

Under Canadian federal and provincial consumer protection laws there is generally a short “cooling‑off” period for distance purchases (often about 14 days) during which you can cancel and receive a full refund unless you have already started to access or use the digital service. Ontario’s Consumer Protection Act contains specific provisions including a 15‑day period for certain agreements and prohibitions on misleading or negative‑option billing; misrepresentation may give you longer withdrawal rights. Businesses must clearly disclose auto‑renewals and provide an easy way to cancel; subscription‑trap practices are prohibited. For official guidance see the Government of Canada and provincial consumer pages: Competition Bureau and Ontario consumer rights.

Customer experiences

User feedback is mixed. Positive reports praise prompt, polite and empathetic customer service and fast refunds in some cases, and several users say the onboarding and content felt supportive and relevant. Negative reports cite unexplained or duplicate charges, difficulty cancelling or finding the correct cancellation flow, charges billed after a user believes they cancelled, and inconsistent refund outcomes. Public complaint records (e.g., BBB and Trustpilot) reflect both satisfied customers and recurring billing or refund disputes.

Documentation checklist

• Account email and username, subscription start date, and payment receipts or bank/card statements showing charges.
• Subscription confirmation email or receipt from Liven (or from Apple/Google), and screenshots of subscription settings in the app or store.
• Confirmation or screenshot of your cancellation action and any confirmation message or email.
• Records of communications with Liven support (dates, message text, ticket numbers) and any refund offers or responses.

Common mistakes

Users commonly make errors such as cancelling the app on their device but not turning off auto‑renewal in the platform that billed them (App Store or Google Play), or assuming cancelling the app deletes the subscription. Another frequent mistake is not saving a cancellation confirmation or receipt, which complicates disputes. Some users wait until after the renewal date and then expect a full refund; time of cancellation relative to billing matters. Finally, not verifying which platform processed the payment (website vs. Apple/Google) can result in cancelling in the wrong place and continued charges.

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After cancelling

After you cancel, keep your confirmation and monitor your payment method for any unexpected charges. If you do not receive confirmation, contact Liven support and the store that processed your subscription. For the Liven cancellation article see How to cancel my Liven Subscription. For terms and the company refund policy see Liven’s terms page: Liven terms of use. If you believe you are a victim of a subscription trap or misleading billing, you can seek guidance from federal or provincial consumer protection authorities such as the Competition Bureau or your provincial consumer protection office. If charges are unauthorized, consider contacting your card issuer to dispute the charge.

Address

For formal written notices you may send registered mail to the company’s legal address:

LIVEN S.R.L. - Via Meravigli, 18, 20123 Milano (MI), Italy