Nebula App Review (2024)

Though this app sets itself up as an appendage, rather than a rival, of YouTube, the comparisons are inevitable -- and the results aren't good. Its main selling point is lack of ads, but it lacks a lot of other things, too, including content. Without it, Nebula isn't worth using, let alone paying for.

The app's first shortcoming is apparent the minute you open it and find you can't register within the app (you're redirected to the app's website). Next, you'll notice the serious lack of content. If you're hoping to find your favorite YouTube star here, you'll likely be disappointed. At the time of review, it has only 75 content creators, so each category contains only two to four videos, some of which are doing double duty in multiple categories. Also, the category list is seriously limited. No Art category? That's a big one on YouTube.

Searches are even more disappointing, mostly finding nothing, or finding things unrelated to your search terms. Granted, the app's currently limited content makes it easy for parents to vet videos for kids, but assuming content grows over time, the app's lack of parental/safety controls could prove problematic. Also problematic -- at least for people who are hearing-impaired -- is the lack of closed captions. Videos are limited to only one automatic resolution and two viewing sizes. But on a more positive note, the app's lack of Like options, comments, and number of views could help foster a nontoxic community that's less competitive and more open to creativity. Along with that, its no-algorithm approach could put content creators on a more even playing field with better chance of being seen (and paid). That said, the developers' claims of offering creators "production resources, design guidance, mentorship, sponsorship, and analytics" remain vague thanks to a total lack of online tools and information. As it stands, due to an overall lack of content, parental controls, and tools, Nebula is far from being useful to either viewers or creators, and is definitely not worth a $5 subscription fee.

Nebula App Review (2024)

FAQs

How accurate is Nebula app? ›

Reviewers on its site award it a 98.3% accuracy rating and 4.8 stars out of 5. Nebula stands out because of the range of free resources available on its app.

How trustworthy is Nebula? ›

Scientific accuracy

Nebula Genomics offers one of the most accurate genetic tests on the market. Plus, as a full genome test, it provides readings for literally every gene you have. The company's Deep and Ultra Deep tests read through your genetic data 30 and 100 times, respectively, to ensure your results are correct.

Is Nebula DNA worth it? ›

Nebula Genomics' high-end Ultra Deep DNA Test costs $999, but it provides ultra-high-resolution genomic sequencing. It's a little over the top for the average person, but it offers excellent value for money if you want to take a closer look at your genetics.

Why did Nebula turn bad? ›

A Galactic Antagonist. As a youth, Nebula grew up in a torturous environment created by Thanos. Having the Mad Titan as a parental figure would have been bad enough, but she was also constantly compared to her surrogate sister Gamora. Thanos openly favored Gamora, which drove Nebula mad with jealous rage.

How long do Nebula results take? ›

On average, you can expect to receive your sample collection kit within two weeks after ordering. After we receive your sample, your results will be available in an average of 12-14 weeks.

What is special about Nebula? ›

The roots of the word come from Latin nebula, which means a “mist, vapor, fog, smoke, exhalation.” Nebulae are made up of dust, basic elements such as hydrogen and other ionized gases. They either form through clouds of cold interstellar gas and dust or through the aftermath of a supernova.

How many people use nebula? ›

Today Nebula crossed 600,000 paying users. That's users who are, right now, paying to use Nebula.

Who owns nebula? ›

Who owns Nebula? Nebula is owned and operated by Standard and the creators, with Curiosity Inc (CuriosityStream) holding a minority stake. There are no plans to bring in additional investment.

Can you get Nebula for free? ›

Is Nebula streaming free? Curiosity Stream sponsors content from select Nebula creators, and also offers a bundle subscription deal: pay for a year of Curiosity Stream ($20) and get Nebula ($5 per month on its own) automatically, for free.

How do I stop paying for Nebula? ›

To avoid recurring charges, you must log in to your Nebula user account and cancel your subscription under the Edit Profile section.

How do I cancel my Nebula free trial? ›

Head over to the Nebula website and log in to your account. Look for the account settings or manage subscription section. This might be under "Account" or a similar menu. Once you find the subscription management area, you should see an option to cancel your subscription.

Who owns Nebula app? ›

Who owns Nebula? Nebula is owned and operated by Standard and the creators, with Curiosity Inc (CuriosityStream) holding a minority stake. There are no plans to bring in additional investment.

What does matches mean on Nebula? ›

A MATCH statement defines a search pattern and uses it to match data stored in Nebula Graph and to retrieve them in the form defined in the RETURN clause. A WHERE clause is often used together with the pattern as a filter to the search result.

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