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Version 10.87 · 2026-10-26
Small bug fixes & improvements
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Law of Attraction Toolbox is a daily manifestation app with 25+ guided exercises, games, and tools for building a consistent practice. Based on the teachings of Abraham-Hicks, Neville Goddard, Napoleon Hill, and other widely studied methods, it helps both beginners and experienced practitioners structure their manifestation work on iPhone and iPad.
What problems does this app help with?
Many people learn about manifesting through books, YouTube, or podcasts but struggle to apply the techniques consistently. They feel stuck in unwanted circumstances, can't maintain a daily practice, or find the material overwhelming without guidance. Law of Attraction Toolbox solves this by providing short, guided exercises you can do in 2 to 20 minutes, giving you structure without requiring hours of study.…
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