LifeWell changelog
The LifeWell changelog is the full list of every released version since the first one, newest first, with what each release actually contained. It opens with the thing somebody on version 2 needs first: LifeWell 3 replaced everything behind the app, the account system included. Entries made in version 2 are not carried over, there is no migration, and there is no way to reach a version 2 record from inside version 3. Eight releases are listed, starting at 2.0.0. One of them — 2.21.0, the version an Android phone is running today — has no record of what it changed, and this page says so rather than filling the space with plausible lines nobody could check.
Questions
Why are my LifeWell version 2 entries gone?
Version 3 replaced the account system and everything behind the app, so a version 3 account begins empty. There is no migration, and there is no way to reach a version 2 record from inside version 3. If you are still running version 2 on Android, its export page can give you a PDF or a CSV of your health data before you update.
Which version of LifeWell is on Google Play today?
2.21.0. The web has been running version 3 since August 2026, and the Android app follows when the store review is finished — so an Android phone is on the version 2 line until then, and it will look nothing like the web app in the meantime.
Why is version 3 written 3.22.0 and not 3.0?
The middle number is the build number Google counts, and that number only ever goes up. Version 3 arrived at build 22, so it is 3.22.0. Where the store or an announcement says “LifeWell 3”, it means this one.
What did version 3 remove?
The largest removal is the one at the top of the page: the whole backend, and with it every version 2 record, with no migration. Alongside it — Apple sign-in and the iOS build, dropped from the old app in May 2026 and not rebuilt, because there is no Apple developer account; the ten-language switcher, which version 2 had already reduced to English only in July 2026; and the browser extension, which was never published to any store. Five route files were dropped and fifteen merged into others, and none of them was a page a search engine had indexed.
Why does the LifeWell changelog start at version 2?
Because there was never a LifeWell 1. LifeWell began as PregnancyPal, which ran from November 2025 to January 2026 and was built for one category of person doing one thing for about nine months. The limit was in the idea rather than the code: a life is wider than whatever you happen to be tracking this year. The app was rebuilt around the person in February 2026, and that rebuild is 2.0.0. PregnancyPal is still on Google Play under its own name and its own listing, and it still serves the people using it — LifeWell grew out of it rather than replacing it.
Why do some version numbers have no entry?
2.2 to 2.12, and 2.16 to 2.19, have none. Some of those numbers were used during development and never released, and the records do not say which — so they are not listed as though they were. Before 2.20.0 the version number was not reliable either: three files in the project claimed three different versions at once, which 2.20.0 fixed.
Why does one release say nothing about what it changed?
2.21.0 was built and released and no release note was written for it, so nothing in the project records what went into it. Four plausible bullets could have been written from the commits around it and not one of them could be checked. A changelog that invents history is worse than one with a gap in it, so the gap is stated instead.
How do I report something this page gets wrong?
Through the contact page. This history is written from the release notes and the project records kept at the time, and one entry shows what happens when nothing was — so if you remember a version doing something the page does not mention, that is genuinely useful to know.
Tips
- The entries are newest first, so the release you are running is near the top rather than the bottom.
- Every heading has its own address — link to the exact version rather than to the page.
- The date on a release is the month it shipped, not the month it was written.
By Ahsan Mahmood · updated 2026-09-09
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