Thirty days,
everything unlocked.
Several of the paid features are worthless until there is history behind them, because a trend needs more than a week to exist. So the trial is a full month, stated at install rather than buried, and the clock starts when you first open the app.
Start here
30 days everything unlocked- No card, no account, no countdown banner
- Long enough to log a month of food and set a personal best
- The clock starts at first launch, not at sign up
- Nothing you log in those 30 days is ever deleted afterwards
Life OS Pro
$7.99 per month, or $39.99 per year- Unlimited meal scanning
- Recovery, strain and readiness
- The coach, and every scoped chat
- Outfit generation and lifetime totals
- Watch app and Live Activities
- Your whole history, not the last week
Yearly works out cheaper than five months of monthly.
Pro cannot be bought today. The subscription's App Store setup is still being completed on Apple's side, so there is currently nothing to purchase inside the app, and this page is telling you the price in advance rather than selling you anything. The 30 days of full access is real and works right now.
And if you never subscribe.
Nothing you have already written is deleted or thrown away. A locked history still exists on your phone and comes straight back.
Three scans a week
Zero would make you delete the app, and the scan is why you installed it. Three keeps the memory alive and is nowhere near enough to live on.
Seven days of history
Everything older is still stored on your phone. It is out of view, not gone, and it reappears in full the moment you subscribe.
The daily basics, forever
One saved meal preset, plus manual logging, water, journal, the wardrobe list, the checklist and the widgets. All free, with no time limit.
Prices are set in US dollars and shown in your own currency by the App Store, where local pricing and tax apply. When Pro goes on sale it will be an auto-renewing subscription, sold and billed by Apple, renewing until cancelled and managed entirely in your Apple account. See the terms of use for the full subscription conditions.
Try the whole thing first.
A month is long enough to find out whether one connected app beats five that ignore each other.