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Version 4.3.29 · 2026-10-27
A smoother start, every time. We've fine-tuned how the app opens so your morning and evening reflections begin without a hitch. Keep showing up, five minutes at a time.
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The store currently lists version 4.3.29, updated 2026-10-27.








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The Five Minute Journal uses proven principles of positive psychology to make you happier in 5 minutes a day with the guided gratitude journaling format
“There are plenty of benefits to journaling, whether you take time to write out your full thoughts or just spend a few minutes jotting down the things you're most grateful for every day or lessons you've learned. Five Minute Journal for the iPhone makes this process easy enough to do on the go.” — Lifehacker
BENEFITS OF PRACTICING GRATITUDE
Cultivating gratitude can positively impact all areas of your life—from personal growth and emotional intelligence to meaningful relationships and enhanced productivity.…
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A smoother start, every time. We've fine-tuned how the app opens so your morning and evening reflections begin without a hitch. Keep showing up, five minutes at a time.
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