Life Count : Lifespan Tracker

FOREVER. Such a fragile word.

We say it as if time will never run out. But a life of 80 years is a little over 4,000 weeks, and Life Count shows you every one of them.

Your life becomes a grid of squares, one for every week. The weeks you have lived are filled in. The week you are in right now glows. The rest are still ahead of you. There is nothing to track and nothing to log: set your birthday once, and Life Count keeps up with your life on its own, filling in one square every seven days.

It is not a countdown to worry about. It is a quiet reminder that this week counts.

WHAT YOU SEE
• One square for every week of your life, ten years to a box
• Rows that follow your real birthdays, 52 weeks and sometimes 53, so row 25 really is the year you were twenty-five
• Weeks that begin on the weekday you were born
• A live countdown to the next square, down to the second
• Your age, and the days and seconds you have lived
• How much of your life is filled in, and how many weeks lie ahead
• Tap any decade to jump straight to it

SET UP IN SECONDS
Pick the day you were born and how long a life you want to count on: 70, 80, 90 or 100 years. That is it. You can change either one any time.

ON YOUR HOME SCREEN
Keep your weeks in sight without opening the app. Choose from three widgets:
• This week: the week you are in, the countdown to the next square and its seven days
• This year: this year of your life, birthday to birthday, one square per week
• Life so far: how much of your grid is filled in, decade by decade

The widgets are free for 7 days from the day you add your first one. After that, a single one-time purchase keeps them for good. No subscription, no ads, and Life Count itself stays free either way. Your purchase comes with you to a new phone.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No account, no sign-up
• No ads
• Your birthday stays on your phone and is never uploaded
• Works without an internet connection

Open it when you need perspective, or simply glance at your home screen and see the week you are living.

Forever is a fragile word. Keep up with your own life, one week at a time.