LazyScore – Finally Rewarded
Your Score for Doing Nothing
About
This app rewards you for resting and doing nothing, using your health data to calculate a laziness score. It features unique 'rings' that drain with movement and over 60 achievements for inactivity.
What's New in LazyScore
2.1
August 26, 2026
New: a companion. A sloth. It watches along and has short opinions — unsolicited, no advice. And the app switches tabs without first pausing to think. That’s all I’m saying. Nothing achieved today. Target exceeded.
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FAQ
What is LazyScore?
LazyScore is a satirical health app that rewards users for resting and inactivity. It uses your HealthKit data to calculate a 'laziness score' and offers achievements for doing nothing.
Does LazyScore have ads?
No, LazyScore does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases.
Is LazyScore suitable for children?
LazyScore has an age rating of 9+. It is designed as satire and does not provide medical advice. For health concerns, consult a medical professional.
What devices does LazyScore support?
LazyScore is available on Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, offering widgets and on-wrist functionality for convenience.
How often is LazyScore updated?
The latest version of LazyScore is 1.5.0, and it was last updated on June 24, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving features and user experience.
Can I track my progress with LazyScore?
Yes, LazyScore provides weekly trends so you can monitor your progress in inactivity. It also features over 60 achievements for various forms of rest and avoidance of activity.
Does LazyScore collect my health data?
LazyScore uses your HealthKit data to calculate your laziness score. However, all data stays on your device, with no cloud or server storage, ensuring your privacy.
What are the 'rings' in LazyScore?
LazyScore features three rings: Rest, Spare, and Sink. These rings start full each morning and drain when you move, acting as an 'anti-Activity Ring' system.