LifeWheel started as a simple question: instead of a generic habit tracker or a generic mood journal, what if the app started from a picture of your whole life? The Wheel of Life — rating 8 areas like Health, Career, and Relationships and plotting the shape — has been used in coaching since the 1960s because it turns a vague feeling of being off-track into something you can actually see. LifeWheel for Android builds the rest of the app around that starting point.
LifeWheel for Android
The Wheel of Life assessment, plus goals, habits, journaling, and mood tracking to act on what it shows you. Free on Google Play.
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Get It on Google PlayWhat the app does
LifeWheel for Android is built around the same Wheel of Life method as this site's free assessment, with the tracking and habit-building a browser can't do well on its own:
Wheel of Life assessment
Rate your life areas and see the shape instantly, with a history of past check-ins so you can track how your balance changes over time.
Goals
Turn a low area into a goal with concrete steps and a deadline, instead of a vague intention.
Habit tracker
Daily and weekly habits with reminders and streaks, so the small actions behind a goal actually happen.
Journal
A guided journaling space for reflecting on what's changing between check-ins.
Mood tracking
Log how you're feeling day to day alongside your wheel scores.
Vision board
Keep images and notes for what you're working toward in each area of your life.
Free to start, optional subscription
The core loop — rating your wheel, setting goals, tracking habits and journaling — is free to use. An optional annual subscription unlocks premium features on top of the free tier. There's no fake trial dark pattern: you can use the app meaningfully without ever subscribing.
Available in English and Russian
The Android app interface is currently available in English and Russian, with more languages planned. If you need it in another language today, the iPhone app already supports 7: English, Russian, Ukrainian, German, French, Italian, and Portuguese (Brazil).
Get LifeWheel on Android
Free download. Start with a 2-minute Wheel of Life check-in.
Who it's for
People who've tried a habit tracker or mood app and found it too narrow — you can log a habit streak without ever seeing whether it's actually moving your life in a direction you care about. LifeWheel is for anyone who wants that bigger picture first: where am I actually spending my attention, and is it where I want it to go. It also works well alongside coaching or therapy, since the wheel gives you and a coach a shared, visual starting point — see For Coaches if that's your situation.
Also on iPhone
LifeWheel is available on both platforms. If you use both an iPhone and an Android device day to day, sign in with the same account on each so your check-ins follow you rather than starting fresh on the second device.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Related
Setting Goals From Your Wheel
How to turn a low score into a goal and habit, the same approach the app's Goals feature uses.
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Free download from Google Play.
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