Life Balance 4+

Name: Life Balance
Author: Mattew Bruce Greenfield

Healthy, sustainable routines

Mattew Bruce Greenfield

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

A time tracking app focused on maintaining healthy balances and sustainable routines.

- Automatically track exercise, meditation, and sun time from Health app
- Automatically import time tracking from Toggl Track
- Log and track custom and suggested daily activities
- Set daily targets, monitor daily averages, and receive daily suggestions
- Home Screen widgets for today's goals at a glance
- Automatic sync between iPhone, iPad, and macOS apps

An active subscription or Lifetime purchase is required to use the app.

Feb 4, 2025

Version 1.4.1

## Version 1.4.1

### Fixes
- Fixed chart scrolling sometimes getting stuck at month boundaries, making it impossible to see today's data on iPhone

## Version 1.4.0

### Improvements
- Added scrolling to view older data in activity charts
- Improved segment tap popovers in Overview tab and Today's Progress widget

### Fixes
- Fixed daylight exposure not updating in background
- Fixed integration with Toggl Track's updated API
- Fixed home screen widget showing archived activities

Nope

Bad vibe. Three or four screens asking for permission to access to your health data in addition to offering answers to other questions, then up pops the paywall. Sure, 7 day trial, after you pay, which you can cancel, but you can’t see anything at all about the app unless you actually go through the payment process, after they’ve already asked you a whole bunch of questions. Very bad vibe. Not sure why developers haven’t figured this out yet.

Hi!

This app has been around about 10 years now, and for almost half of those years has required starting a trial. So what the developers (developer singular - me) have worked out is that this system is the most effective at keeping the app alive and supported.

The more apps offer for free, the more freeloaders there are. There are many people who will never pay for an app or service, and will only ever be a time and money cost, giving nothing back. Cutting those people off right at the start is the most effective way of avoiding wasting time, resources, and money on people who will use the app forever but never give back.

We don't live in a post scarcity utopia. This isn't Star Trek, it's a capitalist world. So as much as I'd like to support free users, that's not good business and as a solo dev it's not sustainable either.

I hope that helps to explain.

Matt

The developer, Mattew Bruce Greenfield, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.