Count your days. Keep one line.
Enter your birthday and Lifetally shows your days left as a life clock: if your whole life were one day, what time would it be right now? Then write one line about today. No quiz, no account, no paywall in front of your result.
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A life clock you can feel
"If your life were one day, it's 10:41 AM." A memento mori clock that turns an abstract lifespan into a time you understand at a glance.
Days lived and days left
A progress bar from birth to life expectancy, with the exact count of days lived and days left.
What today is worth
Today, this week, this month and this year as a share of the life you have left, plus "about 2,380 Wednesdays left".
One line a day
Pick one of five moods and write a single sentence. About 10 seconds. Add a longer note only when you want to.
A calendar of your days
Every day you wrote gets a mood dot. See your streak, days written this month and "a year ago today".
Time capsule
Write a letter to your future self and seal it for 1 month, 6 months, 1 year or 5 years.
Bucket list
List what you want to do with the days you have left and keep the date you did each one.
Your journal stays yours
No account and nothing uploaded. Save a backup file anywhere and restore it on a new phone. Widget, quiet evening reminder and a shareable life clock card included.
FAQ
- How many days do I have left to live?
- Nobody knows the exact number. Lifetally gives an estimate: days from today to your birthday plus an average life expectancy (about 80 to 85 years, adjustable). For someone aged 35 with an 82-year expectancy, that is roughly 17,000 days.
- How is life expectancy calculated in the app?
- It starts from a rough average by sex that you can change to any age from 50 to 110. It is for reflection only, not a medical or insurance prediction, so the app never asks health questions.
- What does "if your life were one day" mean?
- Lifetally maps your lifespan onto 24 hours. If you have lived 42% of your expected life, it is about 10 AM. Most people find a clock easier to feel than a percentage.
- Isn't counting days left depressing?
- Memento mori, "remember you will die", is an old Stoic practice meant to make today feel valuable, not to scare you. Lifetally pairs the count with a gentle one-line diary so the focus stays on living today.
- What is a one line a day journal?
- A diary where you write a single sentence each day. It takes seconds, so it is easy to keep up, and after a year you can read "a year ago today" in one glance.
- Will I lose my diary if I change phones?
- Not if you save a backup. Settings > Save backup file writes one file anywhere you choose (for example Google Drive). On the new phone use Restore from backup file.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Everything stays on your phone. The app has no login and no server.
- Is there a home screen widget?
- Yes. It shows your days left and life clock, and a Write button that opens today's line directly.