Free during early access
You’ve done more than you remember.
The things most worth doing pay off over months or years: a language, an instrument, a sport, a craft. Progress that slow is easy to miss, so it can feel like nothing is happening. LifeXP keeps the evidence.
TodayThis week
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It records on its own. Tap a plant to join in.
1h to Elementary ≈ N5
The problem
Everything else is built for a race.
Streak apps punish the gap
They count consecutive days, so the counter decides when you failed. Miss a week and the number resets to zero, taking your history with it.
To-do lists flatten life into tasks
They tick off what is finishable today, which quietly deletes the things that take months or years to matter.
Dashboards want weekly growth
A slow month reads as a decline, so the honest record of a hard stretch looks like failure.
LifeXP is for everything that pays off over months or years.
A quiet week
A quiet week. 2 hours, all Japanese. It still counts.
The response
Built to be kind to you
Most trackers motivate with loss, and it works right up until life happens. LifeXP keeps the record without ever turning it into a debt.
Say it in a sentence
Type what you did; LifeXP proposes the skill, the duration and the date. You confirm it. Nothing is ever recorded on your behalf.
A garden that only grows
Every skill is a plant, and its stage comes from the milestones it has reached. Left alone it rests; it never wilts.
Medals that stay earned
Milestones and badges arrive as real hours accumulate, some announced, some found by accident. Once earned, they stay earned.
Maintenance that never nags
LifeXP remembers when you last did each recurring thing. Nothing is ever late or overdue; items just fade a little.
A calendar you can see
On request, LifeXP mirrors what you record into a calendar it created itself. It cannot read or touch your existing ones.
Your data is yours
Export everything as plain JSON whenever you like. No account required to read it back, nothing locked to LifeXP.
How it works
Three seconds a day
- 1
Say what you did
“Went to Japanese class for 90 minutes.” No forms, no timers, no starting a session before you begin.
- 2
Confirm it
LifeXP proposes the skill, the duration and the date. You check it and save. Nothing is ever recorded on your behalf.
- 3
Watch it accumulate
Hours add up, plants grow, medals arrive unannounced. The proof builds itself while you get on with it.
Two taps to record. The water is what saving looks like.
For you
Made for the slow things
Pick what you are learning. These are the real milestone ladders LifeXP fits to it, the same ones every skill starts with.
The language ladder
- First Words10h
- Foundation150h
- Elementary ≈ N5400h
- Intermediate ≈ N4800h
- Advanced ≈ N31300h
- Fluency2200h
Starts narrow and widens, so early progress is visible within days and later steps still mean something after years.
Medals
Rewards you can’t lose
Milestones arrive as you accumulate real hours, and once earned they stay earned. Some are visible from the start; the rest you discover as you go.
Elementary ≈ N5
Japanese
this month
The Return
You came back after a long gap. Nothing was lost.
after 36 quiet days
Deep Diver
Four hours in one sitting.
4.3h in one go
Foundation
Piano
last month
Storyteller
Twenty experiences you bothered to write about.
Hundred Hours
A hundred hours recorded across everything you track.
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Still out there
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Still out there
FAQ
Questions, answered
What counts as an experience?
Anything that made you better at something and is worth keeping: a class, a practice session, a chapter, a long run. You confirm it; LifeXP records it.
Do I have to keep a streak?
There are no streaks. Nothing counts consecutive days, nothing can break, and one badge exists purely to welcome you back after time away.
Does the AI need an API key?
No. LifeXP ships with a built-in extractor that reads plain sentences without any network call. Add a key later if you want it to handle messier sentences.
Where does my data live?
In your account, and every bit of it can be exported as plain JSON from Settings. Nothing is locked to LifeXP.
What does LifeXP do with my calendar?
Only what you ask: it can mirror what you record into a calendar called LifeXP that it creates itself. It cannot read or change your existing calendars.
What does it cost?
Free during early access.
