Aura - Feel Alive Again

Aura - Feel Alive Again

Upgrade your life in 90 days

3K ratings
202 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 15, 2025
  • July 20, 2026
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This app helps you transform your life by building new habits, breaking vices, and discovering hobbies. It guides you through improving personality, body, mind, and soul, with daily progress tracking and social sharing features.

Learn new habits in 22 days
Break vices in 90 days
Discover new hobbies
Improve personality, body, mind, soul
Daily progress tracking
Social sharing of progress
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What's New in Aura

2.2.0

July 20, 2026

- Levels now need 7000 XP each (was 2500) for more balanced progression - Refreshed look across the main screens - New animations - Animations up to 2x faster - Performance improvements and bug fixes

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Subscription plans

Aura Yearly Premium

Upgrade your character & increase your aura

$59.991 Year
3 Days trial
Price Updates
August 26, 2026$59.99
June 7, 2026$44.99
February 28, 2026$59.99
March 17, 2025$29.99
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In-App Purchases

$44.99

Aura Lifetime

Upgrade you character & increase your aura

User reviews

Rubbish

I put 5 stars so I goes to the front but i actually would give this app zero stars if I could. I think this app is a joke, it makes you answer questions for ages, gets you really excited for it, and then asks you to pay right at the very end. Ain’t no way.

To use the app you need 30 mins to set up

The entry barrier of this app is so high to spend 30 minutes to write answers for yourself to answer all the multiple questions not only that you have to keep clicking to see their animations, which is so useless. I don’t understand.

why bro

The app would be better if you don’t have to pay. even with the “Why not free” that doesn’t mean others don’t wanna get there life in shape without paying.

annoying but has potential

Within the first few seconds of opening the app I got the impression that whoever wrote the words crossing the screen was going for super impactful, and obviously thinks they achieved it… but to me it just kinda planted a seed that I didn’t fully realize until it quickly grew into something I couldn’t ignore. It just reads as low intelligence with the errors in phrasing. I knowww… I’m not trying to be rude… just giving honest feedback that I know id appreciate, if it were my app… and I’m not saying that whoever wrote it is an idiot, I’m sure they’re not actually… or that a super high IQ isnt even really necessary for something like this… but the wording does matter. It made it hard for me want to track along, or to take it seriously… which just ruins what might be an otherwise incredible app, before I could even find out. Ironically I do appreciate that they say things like “BS”… I appreciate the “not beating around the bush” approach

But that’s not even what made me decide to close the app. It was the screen after screen… after screen… of heavy self promotion that only did the opposite of convince me. The first few screens in the beginning- fine- I guess… but even after you’ve answered all these questions and gotten that far? No way. By that point you should be confident that, if they’ve gotten that far, they’re going to stay… and that the app itself is capable of insuring it. The fact that you’re hit with even heavier self promotion after doing all that, suggests otherwise.

I did however appreciate the summary that was given after answering the 3 questions. It was like oh…. Well damn… ok… I guess you’re right? I took a screenshot. But the whole app could be giving that impression! It has alot of potential. The other thing I liked is the ability to set it to “hardcore” mode or not. That’s never an option in apps but I clearly operate from hard truths, so I appreciate it.

Again, the overall idea is great and other people seem to like it. And most people probably don’t notice things like I do! But I also can’t be the only one… so just giving it straight since it could be really great, if these things were taken into consideration. ❤️
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To long

Very long intro

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Subscription issues after cancellation

Bug

Inability to use app without active subscription

Bug

Requested Features

2 requests

Free version option

Feature

Improve subscription management

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FAQ

What does Aura do?

Aura is a personal growth app designed to help you transform your life. It assists in building new habits, breaking vices, discovering hobbies, and improving key aspects of your well-being such as personality, body, mind, and soul.

What are the key features of Aura?

Key features include learning new habits in 22 days, breaking vices in 90 days, discovering new hobbies, improving the four pillars of self (Personality, Body, Mind, Soul), daily progress tracking, and social sharing of your achievements.

How much does Aura cost?

You can view your initial aura score for free. To access all features, including progress tracking and social sharing, a subscription is required. Subscription plans are available on a weekly, monthly, or yearly basis.

What are the common use cases for Aura?

Common use cases include establishing consistent daily habits, overcoming addictive behaviors or vices, exploring new interests and hobbies, and generally working towards a more transformed and fulfilling life by focusing on personal development.

Does Aura provide medical advice?

No, Aura App does not provide medical advice. All recommendations are suggestions, and users are advised to consult with a professional and conduct their own research before trying any new suggestions.