This minimalist life calendar visualizes your life in weeks, encouraging reflection on meaningful moments and life phases. It allows for private notes, mood tracking, and personalizable inputs to explore life scenarios and review past events.
2.0
April 29, 2026
New in version 2.0 Mori stays quiet and minimal — but becomes much more personal. Version 2.0 adds reflections, life phases, a month view, richer widgets, and more ways to not only see your time, but give it context. What’s new: - Current week The current week now has its own focused view. It makes the present moment clearer and gives you space for a short weekly reflection. - Weekly reflections You can now add a note, mood, and meaningful-week marker to individual weeks. Reflections stay private and are meant as small snapshots, not a performance review. - Month view The new month view makes individual weeks easier to reach. Tap a week tile to open that week and reflect on it. - Life phases In addition to single life events, you can now mark longer chapters of your life. Life phases appear as subtle bands in the weekly grid and help reveal larger patterns. - Improved life events Life events can now include categories, symbols, and colors. This makes meaningful moments easier to distinguish in the grid. - Review The new review view shows what has happened since your last birthday: events, reflections, and meaningful weeks. - What-if mode Scenario mode lets you temporarily explore how certain inputs would affect the visualization, without changing your profile. - Richer widgets Widgets now show not only remaining weeks, but also important events and life phases relative to the larger grid. - More display options Age markers, life phases, and event markers can now be shown or hidden individually. - iCloud backup Optional iCloud backup has been added, making it easier to keep personal entries backed up and synced. - Better setup Setup has been expanded, giving you a calmer start and more control over how much you want to enter right away. - Dark Mode improvements Markers, life phases, and events are now easier to see in Dark Mode. - Many small refinements Texts, labels, navigation, localization, and widgets have been refined throughout the app to make Mori feel clearer, calmer, and more consistent. Reminder Mori is a visualization and an approximation. It is not health or life advice, and it does not replace medical judgment. Just a quiet mirror for time — to help you choose more consciously.
MoreThank you for the feedback and for pointing this out. I’ll fix the medium-sized widget language issue in the next update. If you notice anything else, please feel free to let me know :-)
Mori Weeks is a minimalist life calendar that visualizes your life in weeks. It helps you reflect on meaningful moments, track life phases, and make clearer choices by seeing time's finitude.
Mori Weeks allows you to mark meaningful weeks, add a mood, and write short private notes about what mattered. You can also add detailed life events and longer life phases to capture significant periods.
Yes, Mori Weeks offers optional personalizable inputs for factors like smoking, exercise, alcohol, height, weight, sleep, stress, screen time, diet, social contact, and chronic conditions.
Mori Weeks is private by default, with no account required. Your data stays on your device unless you enable optional iCloud backup for added security.
Currently, Mori Weeks is supported on iPhone devices, offering a compact and distraction-free experience for visualizing your life.
The latest version, 2.0, was released on April 29, 2026, indicating active development and ongoing improvements to the application.
Mori Weeks is available for a one-time purchase of $3.99, offering full access to its features without any subscription fees or in-app purchases.
No, Mori Weeks is ad-free, providing a completely uninterrupted and focused experience for users to engage with their life calendar and reflections.
