Life Events - Remember when.

Remember the little things in life. When was the last time you got a haircut? How long has it been since you called your parents? How often do you play badminton? How much have you spent on water bills this year? Life Events helps you keep track of the everyday things that are easy to forget—but useful to remember. 【Track Any Life Event】 Create an event for anything you want to remember. Haircuts. Water bills. Calling your parents. Badminton. Dental cleanings. Car maintenance. Or anything else that matters to you. There are no rules about what you can track. Just create an event and record it whenever it happens. 【Know When It Last Happened】 Every time you add a record, Life Events automatically shows: • When it last happened • How many times it happened • How long since the last time • Your average time between events No more guessing. Just open an event and see the answer. 【Add a Record in Seconds】 When something happens, simply record it. The date defaults to today, but you can change it to any past date—perfect for adding events you remember later. You can also add an optional amount and note. 【Track Spending When You Need To】 Amounts are completely optional. If you add an amount to your records, Life Events automatically gives you useful spending insights: • Total amount • Average amount • Highest amount • Lowest amount • Monthly and yearly totals For example, record each water bill and see how much you’ve spent throughout the year. It is not a traditional budgeting app. It simply helps you understand the spending attached to the things you already track. 【Start with Templates】 Not sure what to track? Browse ready-to-use event templates organized by category: • Personal Care • Home & Family • Health • Family & Friends • Sports & Activities • Car & Maintenance Choose a template and add it to your events with one tap. 【Your Life, Your Timeline】 Life Events isn’t a to-do list. It isn’t a habit tracker. It isn’t a traditional expense tracker. It’s a simple way to remember what happened in your life—and understand the time between those moments. Record it once. Then, whenever you wonder: “When was the last time?” You’ll have the answer.