Features
The LifeWell feature catalogue is the complete list of what one account can hold, grouped into seven domains: health, mind, life stages, family and work, memories, the everyday, and sharing. Health is the largest single domain and it is not the point — a life is wider than that, and so is this list. Sharing is the one that holds no entries of its own: it is the decisions you have made about the other six. A feature can belong to more than one domain, because several genuinely do. Nothing has to be switched on: domains you never open stay out of the way, and one feature is enough to begin with. The page also lists, plainly, the things LifeWell does not do.
What people use it for
Deciding whether it covers your situation
Filter to the domain you came for and read what is actually there before entering a month of data. The list is honest about scope, including a section on what is missing.
Finding the one feature you needed today
The search runs across every domain at once and matches the words people really use — "blood pressure", "photos", "reminders" — not only the feature names.
Understanding how the domains fit together
Sleep sits in Mind and in Health; medication sits in Health and Everyday. Seeing the overlap explains the shape of the app better than a menu can.
Questions
Do I have to turn all of these on?
No. Domains you never open stay out of your way — the dashboard shows what you use, not a checklist of what you do not. You can start with one feature and never touch the other twenty-seven.
Why does one feature appear under two domains?
Because it genuinely belongs to both. Sleep is a mind entry and a health entry; medication is health and everyday. Filing it once and hiding it from the other domain would make you hunt for it.
Is any of this held back behind a payment?
Export and account deletion are never held back — those two are how you stay in control of your own record, so putting them behind a payment would undo the point of the app. The current split between tiers is on the plans page.
What happens to a feature if I stop using it?
Nothing is deleted. The entries stay, the domain goes quiet, and it is all still in your export. There is no cleanup that removes data you have not looked at for a while.
Can I suggest something that is not listed?
Yes, and it is read by the person who would build it. A suggestion that describes the situation you are in is far more useful than one that describes a screen — the situation is the part that cannot be guessed.
By Ahsan Mahmood · updated 2026-07-31
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