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Own Your Life: See Your Life
by Sunghun Ahn
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Price analysis for Own Your Life: See Your Life
$9.49
Median observed price
1
Drops detected (12 months)
-100%
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$6.99
Lowest price
Over the past 12 months, Own Your Life: See Your Life has gone on sale 1 times. The biggest drop observed reaches 100% off the reference price. The lowest price ever detected for this app is $6.99.
Last drop on record: 09/16/2026.
Own Your Life: See Your Life is exceptionally free: buy it even if you don't plan to use it right away — it stays in your Apple ID library forever.
Description
A diary that shows your whole life across years — one year, five, ten — not just today's to-dos.
Write a line a day, and watch a decade take shape on a single screen.
Free. No subscription, no ads, no tracking. A tool meant to last ten years.
When evening comes, think back over your day.
What went well, what felt off, what you'd like to bring to tomorrow.
OYL is an app made for that kind of moment.
Less a quick to-do app, more a place to hold small daily choices
alongside the larger direction of your life.
In the morning, write down the one thing that matters most today.
At the end of a week, take a short look across seven areas of life.
At the end of a year, leave a few words for the year that just passed.
And now and then, step back and see your life across years — not only today.
OYL doesn't score you. It doesn't compare you, and it doesn't rank you.
It records, reflects, and prepares for what comes next.
■ Modules
· Daily — today's tasks, schedule, and short thoughts
· Calendar — a 24-hour timeline
· Habits — a 30-day grid for small practices
· Reviews — daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly reflections
· Long view — your life across a year, five years, and ten years
· Special Days — quiet markers for the days that matter
· Compass — balance across seven areas (health · work · relationships · mind · learning · finance · creativity)
· Collection — photos and short notes
· Future Log — a monthly note to your future self
You can also reply to your own past entries, leaving a note across time.
■ Every device
· iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch — one app across all of them
· Synced through your private iCloud, so a note written on one appears on the others
· Widgets for the Home Screen, Lock Screen, and StandBy, including a Habits widget you complete with a tap
■ How it works
· No ads, no tracking
· Your data stays on your device and in your private iCloud — nowhere else
· Free on every device. No subscription.
· Korean · English · Japanese · Chinese (Simplified · Traditional) · French · Spanish · Portuguese · German · Italian · Dutch · Swedish · Arabic · Russian
Built to sit beside you for ten years.
Write a line a day, and watch a decade take shape on a single screen.
Free. No subscription, no ads, no tracking. A tool meant to last ten years.
When evening comes, think back over your day.
What went well, what felt off, what you'd like to bring to tomorrow.
OYL is an app made for that kind of moment.
Less a quick to-do app, more a place to hold small daily choices
alongside the larger direction of your life.
In the morning, write down the one thing that matters most today.
At the end of a week, take a short look across seven areas of life.
At the end of a year, leave a few words for the year that just passed.
And now and then, step back and see your life across years — not only today.
OYL doesn't score you. It doesn't compare you, and it doesn't rank you.
It records, reflects, and prepares for what comes next.
■ Modules
· Daily — today's tasks, schedule, and short thoughts
· Calendar — a 24-hour timeline
· Habits — a 30-day grid for small practices
· Reviews — daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly reflections
· Long view — your life across a year, five years, and ten years
· Special Days — quiet markers for the days that matter
· Compass — balance across seven areas (health · work · relationships · mind · learning · finance · creativity)
· Collection — photos and short notes
· Future Log — a monthly note to your future self
You can also reply to your own past entries, leaving a note across time.
■ Every device
· iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch — one app across all of them
· Synced through your private iCloud, so a note written on one appears on the others
· Widgets for the Home Screen, Lock Screen, and StandBy, including a Habits widget you complete with a tap
■ How it works
· No ads, no tracking
· Your data stays on your device and in your private iCloud — nowhere else
· Free on every device. No subscription.
· Korean · English · Japanese · Chinese (Simplified · Traditional) · French · Spanish · Portuguese · German · Italian · Dutch · Swedish · Arabic · Russian
Built to sit beside you for ten years.
What's new (v6.10)
6.9
· The large numeral at the top of Today is now the week of your life, not the date. The date moved to the line below. Without a birth date, the day of the year takes that place.
· A sentence stands under it only on the day a season begins and the day a year begins. On every other day it stays quiet, as before.
· Observation sentences no longer use "M of N". The counting is unchanged; only the phrasing that reads as a ratio is gone.
· The sentence that reflects a day now speaks in the six areas — work, body, mind, relationships, rest, assets. The same words the Compass uses.
· Example grids and bars now carry a dashed border, so they read apart from your own records. The example text in the habit name field is gone — the app does not decide what counts as a habit.
· Fixed the sample grid on the Time tab appearing empty before a birth date is set. It now shows a filled example, marked as an example.
· The four mood dots in Look Back now follow the same order and shading as the condition dots on Today. Unselected dots have a border, so the lighter steps read clearly.
· Date navigation in Look Back is now a single row. Inner arrows move one day, outer double arrows move one month.
· Look Back no longer shows three zeros in a month with no tasks.
· Removed the repeated weekday on the Today tab. The date row states it.
· Renamed Journal at the top of Look Back to Entries. It shared a name with the Journal tab below it.
· Balance in Compass no longer shows its controls when the season has no records.
· Settings now has an Apple Health section. It states in one place what the sleep-time import reads and what it never does.
· The large numeral at the top of Today is now the week of your life, not the date. The date moved to the line below. Without a birth date, the day of the year takes that place.
· A sentence stands under it only on the day a season begins and the day a year begins. On every other day it stays quiet, as before.
· Observation sentences no longer use "M of N". The counting is unchanged; only the phrasing that reads as a ratio is gone.
· The sentence that reflects a day now speaks in the six areas — work, body, mind, relationships, rest, assets. The same words the Compass uses.
· Example grids and bars now carry a dashed border, so they read apart from your own records. The example text in the habit name field is gone — the app does not decide what counts as a habit.
· Fixed the sample grid on the Time tab appearing empty before a birth date is set. It now shows a filled example, marked as an example.
· The four mood dots in Look Back now follow the same order and shading as the condition dots on Today. Unselected dots have a border, so the lighter steps read clearly.
· Date navigation in Look Back is now a single row. Inner arrows move one day, outer double arrows move one month.
· Look Back no longer shows three zeros in a month with no tasks.
· Removed the repeated weekday on the Today tab. The date row states it.
· Renamed Journal at the top of Look Back to Entries. It shared a name with the Journal tab below it.
· Balance in Compass no longer shows its controls when the season has no records.
· Settings now has an Apple Health section. It states in one place what the sleep-time import reads and what it never does.
