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Version 2.0.7 · 2026-08-11
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The store currently lists version 2.0.7, updated 2026-08-11.








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Something on your mind? Anxious thoughts on repeat, a decision you keep putting off, a situation you can't quite untangle?
Lifewise is an AI mental health companion built for one thing: life clarity. Not a chatbot that showers you with advice — a calm, structured conversation that helps you vent, talk it out, stop overthinking and make decisions you actually trust. An AI journal that writes back — made to help you understand your life, not just record it.
HOW IT WORKS
Describe what's going on the way you'd tell a friend — no structure needed, no judgement. Your companion walks you through three steps, usually in 5–15 minutes:
1. Understand — vent it all out: what happened, what you thought, what you felt.
2. See — find the loops you're stuck in and the real roots of the situation, drawing on CBT-style cause-and-effect analysis and other proven thinking tools.
3.…
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