
LifeLogr
Free self-care and habit tracker: food, water, weight, worko
I've been building LifeLogr for about 5 months now, solo, and I want to be upfront about something before anyone digs and finds out anyway: I don't write the code. Claude, an AI, writes basically all of it. I'm not a programmer, I do IT support type stuff, but coding just isn't something I can do. What I actually do is direct every decision, every feature, every screen, and review everything myself before it ships. Nothing goes out that I didn't personally choose and check.
I built it because I was tired of MyFitnessPal's paywalls and how bloated it got. I wanted something that tracked food, water, weight, workouts, and let me journal, all in one place, free, no ads, no premium tier, ever. There's a companion plant, Bloom, that grows as you log stuff, which was supposed to keep the app minimal and ended up being my favorite feature and also the thing that ruined my own minimalism goal, lol.
Real numbers since I know that's what actually matters here: 29 total users right now, most from a handful of Reddit posts. Retention past day 7 is rough, around 11%, so I've got real work to do there, not just chasing more installs. If anyone's built something similar and actually figured out what keeps people coming back after week one, I'd genuinely love to hear it.
lifelogr.net if you want to poke around. Free forever, guest mode, no signup required to try it.
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I wanted a health and self-care app that felt like it was on my side, not another calorie counter behind a paywall. Free, no ads, no premium tier, and it grows with you as you log.

3 Comments
The 11% day-7 retention is more interesting than the 29-user total.
Curious whether the users who do come back are consistently using one feature more than the others.