Life Stats

Your life,
in numbers.

Years in each city. Employers. Countries visited. Miles traveled. Every number is automatically computed from your timeline and updates the moment you log a new event.

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34 yearsof life logged · 147 events across 7 domains7countries lived in12employers43kmiles traveled

What it can do

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Automatically computed from your timeline

Every stat is derived from your events in real time. Add a job, and your career years update. Log a move, and your city count adjusts. There's no manual entry — the numbers follow the life, not the other way around.

TIMELINE EVENTSMoved to AustinStarted at Acme CorpTrip to JapanAUTO-COMPUTED3 cities12 employers8 countries↻ Updates instantly on every event change
02

Hero stat plus eight breakdowns

Your total events logged sits front and center. Below it: years logged, employers, cities, countries, travel events, health events, milestones, and relationships. Each stat drills through to the contributing events — one tap to see exactly what's behind the number.

147 events loggedTap any stat to see the contributing events →18 yrsCareer years7Cities lived22Countries visited14Health events31Milestones
03

Your geographic footprint

Continents reached. Countries visited. States or provinces. Cities. And an estimated distance traveled across all logged trips. For people who've lived across the world, the geographic stats are often the most striking thing to see in one place.

44 continents2222 countries3131 cities
04

Life in Numbers — shareable snapshot

With Premium, generate a shareable "Life in Numbers" card — a designed summary of your top stats that you can send as a link or download as a PDF. Think of it as a personal year-in-review that covers your whole life, not just the last twelve months.

MY LIFE IN NUMBERS · 202534 yrs · 22 countries147 events · 12 employers · 7 citiesCharted with LifeCharted · lifecharted.appCopy linkDownload PDF
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Pre-packaged context for AI features

When AI Insights or My Story need to understand the shape of your life, they receive your stats as structured JSON — not raw event text. This makes AI responses faster, cheaper, and more accurate. The numbers do the work of summarizing before Claude ever reads a single event.

{"events":147"career_yrs":18"countries":22"cities":31"domains":7}structured contextAI InsightStats sent as JSON — not raw event text

Real reasons people use this

The Year-End Reflector
Taking stock of what actually happened this year versus what you intended
I added all my 2025 events in December and saw the numbers. Eight job-adjacent events. Three health events. Zero travel. The stats told a story my feelings hadn't fully processed.
The Milestone Birthday
Marking a 50th or 60th with a complete picture of the life lived so far
My husband turned 60. We generated his Life in Numbers card and had it printed as a card insert at his birthday dinner. 22 countries. 9 employers. 5 homes. It was a hit.
The Sabbatical Evaluator
Deciding whether to change direction by auditing what the data says about the past decade
I had a gut feeling I'd been all career and no life for five years. The stats confirmed it quantitatively. That made the decision easier.
The Data-Lover
Treating personal history as a dataset to explore and understand
I love the drill-through — clicking a stat and seeing which exact events make it up. It's my life as a queryable database.

Free vs Premium

Feature
Premium
Free
Core stats (events, employers, cities)
Geographic footprint
Drill-through to contributing events
Year-over-year comparison
Shareable "Life in Numbers" page
PDF export of stats snapshot
Custom stat combinations
Stats used in AI context
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Common questions

How accurate are the stats?

As accurate as your logged events. LifeCharted computes stats from the structured data in your timeline — start dates, end dates, domain categories, and geo coordinates. If you've logged an event with approximate dates, stats that depend on duration will use those approximations. The more precisely you've logged events, the more precise the stats.

What counts as an "event" in the stats?

Any entry in your timeline — a range event (like a job or a home) or a point event (like a trip or a milestone). Each event belongs to one domain. The stats aggregate across all events in each domain, so a career that included 5 jobs contributes 5 events to your Career count.

Can I hide certain stats from the main view?

Yes — you can collapse or hide individual stat categories in the stats view. If you'd rather not see your health event count on the main dashboard, you can suppress it. It's still used for AI context and drill-through, just not prominently displayed.

What happens to stats when I backdate events?

Stats recalculate immediately. If you add a job that ran from 2005–2010 today, your employer count increases and your career years recalculate. Stats are always computed from the full timeline, regardless of when you logged the event.

Is year-over-year comparison available on the free plan?

No — year-over-year comparison (e.g., comparing your 2024 stats to your 2025 stats) is a Premium feature. Free users see the current state of their stats. Premium users can generate and compare snapshots across years.

Is this like Spotify Wrapped?

The format is similar — a visual, shareable summary of your data. But where Spotify Wrapped captures a single year of listening, Life Stats covers your entire life. And unlike Spotify, your data isn't the product — it's private by default, and sharing is always your choice.

What happens to my stats if I delete events?

Stats recalculate immediately after any deletion. If you delete a job, your employer count drops and your career years adjust. Previously generated stat snapshots (pinned or shared) are not affected — they captured the state at the time of generation.

Are my stats ever visible to other users?

Never. Stats are private by default and visible only to you. With Premium, you can create a shareable snapshot of your stats — but sharing is always explicit. No stat data is ever aggregated, anonymized, or shared with third parties.

Your life deserves to be kept.

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