LifeWell
LifeWell keeps the people and moments of your life in one place. You start with yourself, then add the people who matter — family on one side, work on the other — and give each of them a page for what you know about them: what they told you, what they like, when you last saw them. Memories, photos and notes sit with the people and days they belong to. Around that sit the everyday, wellbeing, mind and life stages, there if you want them, to help your life go well. Nothing is shared until you choose it, entries are written on your device first, and everything you enter can be exported in full or deleted outright.
What people use it for
Remembering what someone told you What your father said last time, the name of a friend's new job, the food a colleague cannot eat. Written on that person's page the day you hear it, it is there the next time you see them.
Family and work in the same life A sibling who is also a colleague is one person in your record, not two entries that drift apart. What each person can see is chosen one item at a time, and every choice can be taken back.
Keeping a moment with the people in it A photo, a note and a place belong with the people and the day they happened, not in a separate app you forget to open.
A life stage that hands over to the next A cycle becomes trying, trying becomes a pregnancy, a pregnancy becomes a small person with a page of their own in the family tree. Each stage carries the one before it forward.
How it works
Start with yourself — One profile — date of birth, units, goals — fills every area in. Change your height once, not in every place that asks for it.Add the people who matter — A partner, parents, siblings, children and the people you work with. Each one has a page, and the family tree grows across generations.Keep the moments — Photos, notes and memories, kept with the people and days they belong to. Large files go to your own Google Drive.Switch on whatever else helps — The everyday, wellbeing, mind and life stages are there if you want them and stay out of the way if you do not.Share deliberately, or not at all — Nothing is shared until you choose it, item by item. There is no feed and no public profile, so nothing can be seen by accident.Take it with you whenever you want — Export everything in a file you can open without LifeWell, and delete the account from inside the app.
Examples
You are about to visit your grandmother and want to remember what she told you last time. Her page holds what you wrote after the last visit, the photos from that day and the date you last saw her.
You are underground with no signal and want to note something a friend just said. A note is written locally and syncs when you surface. A dose or a feed is not one of these: those need a connection, and the app says so when you save rather than losing it quietly.
You decide to stop using LifeWell. One export, in a format you can open elsewhere, then delete the account. Neither is a request you have to email in.
Questions
Do I have to use all seven parts? No, and most people will not. You switch on what you need and the rest stays out of the way. Someone who only ever tracks sleep and a to-do list is using it correctly.
Is this a medical app? No. It records what you tell it and shows you your own patterns. It does not diagnose anything, it does not give medical advice, and it is not a substitute for talking to a professional.
What happens to what I write? It is yours. LifeWell is not an advertising product and your record is not sold. What the app itself can see, and why, is set out on the privacy page in plain language.
Can I get everything out again? Yes — one export, as a file you can open without LifeWell. Deleting your account removes the record, with no hidden copy waiting to be reactivated.
Does it work without a connection? Yes, for some of it. Water, mood, steps, cycle days and symptoms save on your device first and sync when you are back. Everything else — a new medication, a share, an appointment — needs a connection, and says so at the moment you save rather than failing quietly.
What if my life changes shape? That is the point of building it this way. The parts you need appear, and the years before them stay exactly where you left them.
Tips
Start with one person, one memory or one note. Everything else will still be there later.
Set your units once in your profile; every screen follows them, including the calculators.
The year view is a shape, not a score. A fortnight with nothing in it is information too.
Sharing is per item and reversible, so there is no reason to over-share to get started.
By The LifeWell team · updated 2026-07-31
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