Lifelight: AI Journal & Memory

Name: Lifelight: AI Journal & Memory
Rating: 4.7 (390 reviews)
Author: LIGHT WITHIN LIFE PTE. LTD.

Track mood, anxiety & growth

Free · In‑App Purchases

390 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Lifestyle
Developer

LIGHT WITHIN LIFE PTE. LTD.
Language

EN
+ 9 More
Size

79.3
MB

Greetings! Meet Lifelight :) Ready for daily self-care? Capture moments that matter: · Morning thoughts and dreams · Photos that make you smile · Moods throughout your day Watch memories bloom into gardens: · Each entry becomes a leaf · Your vines grow with time · Discover patterns in your petals NEW: Self-discovery reports! · Understand your emotional patterns · Track your personal growth · Celebrate small victories Get support when you need it: · Thoughtful AI responses · Weekly letters from friends · Voice calls for deeper chats Share your story, grow your garden. Every moment deserves to bloom. Note: Full Lifelight app experience requires a subscription. "App Store: App of the Month" "App Store: Weekly Editor's Choice" Terms of Service: https://www.lifelight.me/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.lifelight.me/privacy

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

out of 5

390 Ratings

It’s getting better!!
Apr 15

Botiste
I have the pro plan for this application, and have been using it off and on for months now. I love the dedication the developers are putting into updating it, despite not having a huge user response. It is beautiful and it is efficient. I made my AI have Christian responses complete with biblical verses per situation. The new fitness response is also great. The only other things I would like to see, is deeper integration to the iOS system like calendars and task and ability to chat with the AI concerning information you have entered. Other than this it’s coming along fine great job.
It’s getting better!!
Apr 15

Botiste

I have the pro plan for this application, and have been using it off and on for months now. I love the dedication the developers are putting into updating it, despite not having a huge user response. It is beautiful and it is efficient. I made my AI have Christian responses complete with biblical verses per situation. The new fitness response is also great. The only other things I would like to see, is deeper integration to the iOS system like calendars and task and ability to chat with the AI concerning information you have entered. Other than this it’s coming along fine great job.
Not a private diary
08/14/2024

Char.Ng
This app doesn’t help me with journaling or record keeping. It is so bad that it got me mad at Apple for recommending such a terrible app.Not only that, somehow if you turn on the Journaling Suggestions by accident, this app can access your phone Activity, Media, Contacts, Photos and Significant Locations. Why would you need to access my contacts at all? Also, isn’t a journal supposed to be private ?This app has 4 parts:Journal - basically a place for storing “stuffs”. Talk into it to get transcribed texts. What’s new about voice to text? Many apps offer that for free. A good replacement is to use any free messaging app to send a message to yourself.AI friend - the worst part. chat capability is much worse than any free ai such as talkie / character ai. whoever pays for that may not know there are free and better options out there. Also, why is there this feature to begin with? Just for the sake of having an ai chatbot?Gallery - just a calendar display of past entries. Many messaging apps have that also. Any journaling app would also have that.Insights - again, there are better mood trackers out there and they’re free. I don’t know who would pay that amount of money ? Also, they had the “AI friend” send me a letter speaking non-sense.I don’t know why Apple would recommend such an app. I suspect that this app being “#1 app of the month” is not even real. Or, maybe they’re spending much ad money to get downloads.

Developer Response
Hi Char,I'm really sorry that Lifelight left you feeling this frustrated — especially when it came from an Apple recommendation. Thank you for taking the time to write such a detailed review; we genuinely appreciate the specificity, even when the feedback is tough to read.On privacy: Lifelight is designed to be a private journaling space. The “Journaling Suggestions” you mentioned is an optional iOS feature created by Apple. When it’s turned on, your iPhone may say that suggestions can be based on activity, media, contacts, photos, and significant locations. Those suggestions are generated by iOS on your device, and Lifelight only receives items you explicitly choose to add to an entry. We don’t get your full contacts list, location history, or photo library by default, and we don’t see anything you don’t select.In terms of features, Lifelight is built around a few ideas:• Journal – a quick way to capture thoughts (including by voice) and attach context like music or workouts if you want to.• AI Friend – an optional companion for reflection and emotional support; you can completely ignore it if it’s not your thing.• Gallery & Insights – tools for revisiting past moments and noticing patterns over time.It’s clear from your review that this isn’t the type of journaling experience you were looking for, and that’s totally valid. Many people do prefer a simple text-only journal or a “message myself” style workflow, and there are great options for that. Our job is to make sure that, for people who want what Lifelight offers, the value (and pricing) feels fair and well-communicated — and your review is a strong reminder that we still have work to do there.If you’d like to share more about what would have made it genuinely useful for you, we’d be grateful to hear it at lifelight_help@outlook.com. Either way, thank you again for trying Lifelight and for calling out where it missed the mark for you.
Not a private diary
08/14/2024

Char.Ng

This app doesn’t help me with journaling or record keeping. It is so bad that it got me mad at Apple for recommending such a terrible app.Not only that, somehow if you turn on the Journaling Suggestions by accident, this app can access your phone Activity, Media, Contacts, Photos and Significant Locations. Why would you need to access my contacts at all? Also, isn’t a journal supposed to be private ?This app has 4 parts:Journal - basically a place for storing “stuffs”. Talk into it to get transcribed texts. What’s new about voice to text? Many apps offer that for free. A good replacement is to use any free messaging app to send a message to yourself.AI friend - the worst part. chat capability is much worse than any free ai such as talkie / character ai. whoever pays for that may not know there are free and better options out there. Also, why is there this feature to begin with? Just for the sake of having an ai chatbot?Gallery - just a calendar display of past entries. Many messaging apps have that also. Any journaling app would also have that.Insights - again, there are better mood trackers out there and they’re free. I don’t know who would pay that amount of money ? Also, they had the “AI friend” send me a letter speaking non-sense.I don’t know why Apple would recommend such an app. I suspect that this app being “#1 app of the month” is not even real. Or, maybe they’re spending much ad money to get downloads.
Developer Response Dec 11
Hi Char,I'm really sorry that Lifelight left you feeling this frustrated — especially when it came from an Apple recommendation. Thank you for taking the time to write such a detailed review; we genuinely appreciate the specificity, even when the feedback is tough to read.On privacy: Lifelight is designed to be a private journaling space. The “Journaling Suggestions” you mentioned is an optional iOS feature created by Apple. When it’s turned on, your iPhone may say that suggestions can be based on activity, media, contacts, photos, and significant locations. Those suggestions are generated by iOS on your device, and Lifelight only receives items you explicitly choose to add to an entry. We don’t get your full contacts list, location history, or photo library by default, and we don’t see anything you don’t select.In terms of features, Lifelight is built around a few ideas:• Journal – a quick way to capture thoughts (including by voice) and attach context like music or workouts if you want to.• AI Friend – an optional companion for reflection and emotional support; you can completely ignore it if it’s not your thing.• Gallery & Insights – tools for revisiting past moments and noticing patterns over time.It’s clear from your review that this isn’t the type of journaling experience you were looking for, and that’s totally valid. Many people do prefer a simple text-only journal or a “message myself” style workflow, and there are great options for that. Our job is to make sure that, for people who want what Lifelight offers, the value (and pricing) feels fair and well-communicated — and your review is a strong reminder that we still have work to do there.If you’d like to share more about what would have made it genuinely useful for you, we’d be grateful to hear it at lifelight_help@outlook.com. Either way, thank you again for trying Lifelight and for calling out where it missed the mark for you.
This is one of the good ones
May 26

toe knoee
I was on the fence for awhile before I started to get the core idea of this app and how it’s implemented. But the feature that brought it from a 3/5 to a 5/5 for me is the customizable AI personality that chimes in on your journals. You can describe your own character and it brings them to life remarkably well.
This is one of the good ones
May 26

toe knoee

I was on the fence for awhile before I started to get the core idea of this app and how it’s implemented. But the feature that brought it from a 3/5 to a 5/5 for me is the customizable AI personality that chimes in on your journals. You can describe your own character and it brings them to life remarkably well.
How to create account?
05/19/2024

Rhansomji
Almost perfect this app is for journaling. Beautiful UI but is there no way to create an account? I downloaded the app on mac and cant sync my entries? Also ots next to impossible to find support on your app, I want to email they ask me download apple mail, i want write, they ask me download discord. Too many uset barriers. I just want to know how to or If i can create an account and sync. Also what does I have only 9 stars left mean.. dont assume the organization level knowledge for first time customers? Great design, needs UX.
How to create account?
05/19/2024

Rhansomji

Almost perfect this app is for journaling. Beautiful UI but is there no way to create an account? I downloaded the app on mac and cant sync my entries? Also ots next to impossible to find support on your app, I want to email they ask me download apple mail, i want write, they ask me download discord. Too many uset barriers. I just want to know how to or If i can create an account and sync. Also what does I have only 9 stars left mean.. dont assume the organization level knowledge for first time customers? Great design, needs UX.

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