Life Cycle - Track Your Time

Life Cycle - Track Your Time

Time and activities tracker

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Version History of Life Cycle

3.2.5

October 13, 2022

This release contains minor improvements and fixes.

3.2.4

September 12, 2022

This release fixes stability and some other minor issues.

3.2.3

December 4, 2020

This release fixes a couple of minor issues.

3.2.2

November 14, 2020

Fixed a bunch of smaller issues and annoyances.

3.2.1

October 20, 2020

Fixed a few minor issues.

3.2

October 11, 2020

-Support for Sign in with Apple -Dark mode support -Fixed Facebook sign in issue -And a slew of other minor fixes and improvements

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3.1

September 6, 2019

- Improved handling of new location permissions in iOS 13 - Several fixes and improvements in the journal - Fixes and improvements for insights - And a few other minor adjustments

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3.0.6

February 6, 2019

- Fixed a crash in yearly journal when having too many trips - Fixed crash with incorrect map regions - Location can now be edited for imported Health activities - A few other minor fixes and adjustments

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3.0.5

November 2, 2018

Fixed a wifi related problem causing online backup to be skipped. Improved behaviour for imported Health activities in certain situations. Fixed broken behaviour when learning the default activity at a location.

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3.0.4

October 24, 2018

Fixed problem with repeated wifi warnings.

Life Cycle Subscription Plans

Premium Features with Online Backup

Subscription to Premium - Cloud backup of your data

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$29.991 Year
1 Month trial

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Description of Life Cycle

Life Cycle automatically keeps track of your time and presents your life sorted into slices. It shows you your daily activities, places you go, and who you spend time with. Life Cycle weekly journal provides personalized insights and clarity to your week passed. Start each week with a look back. Remember where you’ve been and vision where you’re going. Whether you’re just curious of how your time is spent or looking to make a change, Life Cycle is your daily companion, providing you with all the information and insights you need. What’s more - it uses only 1% of your phone’s battery while it seamlessly does the work. FREE FEATURES • Automatic - Life Cycle works in the background, recording and sorting what you do as you go about your daily business. • Less than 1% battery - Life Cycle uses less than 1% of your battery per day as it runs in the background. • Weekly journal - Weekly insight to activities, accompanied by photos tied to moments passed. • From a day to a year - view your life day by day, week by week, month by month or even year by year. • Apple Health - Fully integrated. Imports all activities, mindfulness and sleep data. • Friends - Connect with your friends on Facebook and see who you’re spending time with, what you’re doing and where. • Sleep Cycle connection - For accurate sleep data, connect with Sleep Cycle alarm clock through Apple Health. (Life Cycle only reads data from Health, it does not share any data. It reads Sleep Analysis and Steps data.) PREMIUM FEATURES • Connect to your Sleep Cycle account - If you have an online backup account with Sleep Cycle, Life Cycle will let you know how your daily habits affect your sleep quality score. • Backup - Keep your data safe with our backup system. Never worry about losing your Life Cycle logs again. • Graphs - Beyond the donuts, Life Cycle shows you what you do with your time in detailed graphs for deeper analysis. The visuals gives you insight to if you're spending your time on what’s most important to you. • Compare trends - see if you’re dropping in sleep hours, if you’re working too much or if you’ve taken longer walks this week. Compare trends over the weeks, months or years. BATTERY CONSUMPTION Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. Life Cycle does not use the GPS in the background, but instead relies on cell tower and Wi-Fi locations. As a result, it consumes less than 1% of your battery per day, when the app runs in the background. REQUIREMENTS • Life Cycle needs to run in the background to be able to record your data. It only uses 1% of your battery per day when doing so. • You need to carry your phone with you, for Life Cycle to accurately record and interpret your activities. • Wi-Fi should be enabled on your phone for tracking to work. Should you choose to subscribe to Life Cycle Premium, the purchase will be charged to your iTunes account. You can manage or cancel your auto-renewable subscription by entering the user settings in iTunes after the purchase. The subscription will be auto-renewed 24 hours before the subscription period ends, with the same kind of subscription you already bought, to the same price. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable. Terms of service: https://www.northcube.com/terms-service-life-cycle/ Privacy policy: https://www.northcube.com/privacy-policy-for-life-cycle/
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Life Cycle: FAQ

Is there an iPad version available for Life Cycle?

No, the Life Cycle app is not compatible with iPads.

Who launched the Life Cycle app?

The app was developed by Sleep Cycle AB.

What is the minimum iOS version to run the Life Cycle app?

The minimum iOS requirement: 13.0.

What is the overall rating of the Life Cycle app?

The rating of 4.7 out of 5 that Life Cycle has received from users is outstanding.

What category of app is Life Cycle?

The Life Cycle App Relates To The Health & Fitness Genre.

What is the latest version of Life Cycle?

The latest Life Cycle version released is 3.2.5.

When did the last Life Cycle update come out?

September 29, 2024 is the date of the latest Life Cycle update.

When did Life Cycle get launched?

Life Cycle was introduced to the market on February 5, 2023.

What is the recommended age for Life Cycle?

Contains nothing objectionable, appropriate for all ages.

What are the languages offered by the Life Cycle app?

Life Cycle can be used in American English.

Can I enjoy Life Cycle by subscribing to Apple Arcade?

Sorry, Life Cycle is not on Apple Arcade.

Can I find in-app purchases in Life Cycle?

Absolutely! In-app purchases are available for users of Life Cycle.

Is Life Cycle specifically engineered for Apple Vision Pro compatibility?

Sorry, Life Cycle is not specifically engineered for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Does Life Cycle include ads as part of its experience?

No, Life Cycle does not include ads as part of its experience.

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Reviews of Life Cycle

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  • Great, but needs some polishing

    I’ve been paying for this app since 2019, and I use it a lot. I love it so much. It gets so much right and is a fantastic way to log lots of my life. Because I’ve used it for so long, I’ve picked up on some problems.

    This is a wish list of changes: some Apple Fitness categories, such as dancing, show up as “(null)” in the app; it’s not possible to delete some of the default categories; the app glitched and created other (null) categories that can’t be removed (and they are not from Apple Fitness or Health); the step calculation rarely matches what’s in Fitness or Health; you can’t search for any notes; clicking an activity only shows the number of visits for the current calendar year but I’d like to see it for other times; it struggles to register a location if I haven’t been there for at least 10 minutes and if I don’t connect to Wifi there; if it doesn’t record you were at a place, it’s almost impossible to add it later because the location search works only from where you currently are or around a location it’s marked before.
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  • This app does not track activities, only locations.

    I don't think the makers of this app are intentionally trying to misrepresent it but it does not track activities. It only keeps track of locations and the amount of time you spent at them. And those locations need to be too distant from each other for this app to be useful to those of us who work at home. My office and studio are about 20' from each other and not far from my bedroom and kitchen.

    You would hope this app could identify those locations, maybe from Apple Watch arm motion patterns, and differentiate desk work from studio or house work. But nope. It lumps my entire day together as being "home".

    The app also doesn't show how much time I spend using different apps such on my phone or let me designate which apps are for business, creative work, communications or leisure, let alone that it doesn't do similar by accessing such data from my use of my Macs. To sum up: this app is no use at all unless your different activities are in different locations that are sufficiently far apart. It's a waste of time to even download it if you work at home and the developers should have made that clear. It is activity categorization appears entirely location-based.

    This is also a very low resolution location tracker that's unable to differentiate locations anywhere near as precisely as Maps. If 2 locations in my home are 90’ apart it still doesn’t notice I’m not in the same place.

    It is NOT an activity monitor as claimed.
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  • Tracks location & activity history Before begin!

    First, the app wouldn't even let me use it if I chose the location services off option, Even though it asked me if I wanted to do that! I decided to enable it to see if it would work then, and it did. But then after I logged in with my Apple password, it did this creepy thing. It said it was getting to know me by looking at my location and activity history. I'm not sure what activities it's talking about, unless it means the places I'm going, according to Google. I thought I had turned that off for Google too though.

    This Would be an awesome app, if it would just let me log what I want, then it create graphs for me. That's entirely within their ability of course, but I highly suspect what they're doing is selling peoples' data. After all, it's not like Apple can check to see if apps are telling the truth about that. Even worse, is I would eventually be Paying them to access my Personal data.

    Just not worth it. I can't find a good app for what I want, and I've looked and tested a Lot. I've been considering just doing the old fashion thing of using graph paper to see trends, especially because you can see Much more at a time. There are certainly ways that would be better.
    I just like the convenience of an app on my phone, since it's nearby, and I won't lose it. However, I've been getting better about keeping up with my papers:), and I can after all put them in my pocket with a pencil:).
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