Death Clock: The Life Lab

Name: Death Clock: The Life Lab
Rating: 4.8 (15593 reviews)
Author: Most Days

By: Most Days App

Improve your health with AI

Overview

Version:

4.0.30

Last updated: 2026-08-03

Features & Capabilities

Powered by advanced AI and grounded in medical science, Death Clock reveals not just when you might die—but how to live better, longer. The Life Lab turns your health data into a personalized plan for longevity, with a 24/7 AI health concierge that analyzes bloodwork, tracks your habits, and updates your projected lifespan in real time.

Three steps guide you toward a longer life: Step 1 Discover Your Baseline using an AI longevity model built on CDC data and your lifestyle inputs, plus comprehensive blood testing; Step 2 Build Your Health Plan with doctor-guided, evidence-backed recommendations for diet, exercise, and screenings; Step 3 Add Years to Your Life as healthy changes improve biomarkers and push your life expectancy higher. It integrates with Apple Health and wearables like WHOOP and Oura Ring, and your data is encrypted—privacy by design. A free trial is included; full access requires a subscription.

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By:

Most Days

Rating:

4.80

(15,593) 22 new ratings

Version:

4.0.30 Last updated: 2026-08-03

Version code:

889142761

Creation date:

2024-05-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

127.15MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-10

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Developed by:

Most Days

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/death-clock-the-life-lab/id6499554412

Website:

https://deathclock.co

User Reviews

Many reviewers report that Death Clock: The Life Lab is hampered by subscription-and billing problems, including forced sign-ins, trials, charges after cancellation, and difficulty canceling. Users repeatedly encounter UI issues where the number keypad blocks the Continue button, preventing progress. Login and account creation often fail, with verification codes or third‑party logins not working. The app can freeze or loop, leaving users unable to complete assessments. Despite these problems, some reviewers see potential and value in its health analytics and motivational content when it works.

Pros

Potential and promise for health analytics and personalized insights
Encourages healthier living and provides motivation to improve habits
When functioning, the app offers health profile data and actionable insights
Overall concept is engaging and could become a valuable health tool with fixes

Cons

Billing/subscription problems and difficulty canceling or obtaining refunds
UI/UX blockers where the keypad covers the Continue/Next button, halting progress
Login and account creation failures (Apple/Google sign-in, verification codes)
App instability: freezes, crashes, or infinite loops that prevent completion
Reports of unexpected charges after deletion or cancellation and poor refund handling

Recent reviews

I have a fair bit of health anxiety and guilt about lifestyle factors within my control (I drink and smoke and I mostly hate vegetables! sorry!) so I tried this out as a way of scaring myself into being healthier. I was somewhat pleasantly surprised to learn my est death age is around 85 and I’m not even sure I’d really want to live much longer than that lol. but it has really helped to quell that anxiety! and I also love that the app is cleanly organized with data and actions to optimize your health. I also think the price is good for what you get- I signed up for free trial and will most likely keep the subscription.

by tn*****, 2026-08-05

This is an app that your are literally supposed to use once, why do I need to pay for you to tell me how to not die. I don’t know when subscriptions like this became the norm but I don’t appreciate it and I would like it if you just told me how I was gonna pass for free especially because this app is literally ran with ai. Thank you forence