LifeProof

LifeProof helps people find purpose by collecting evidence from their real life instead of relying on vague quizzes. Each day you log 2–3 moments: what you did, who you were with, how energized you felt, and whether you’d do it again. The app clusters patterns over time (themes like teaching, building, caregiving, problem-solving, advocacy) and turns them into “Purpose Hypotheses” you can test with small, scheduled experiments (e.g., volunteer once, mentor one person, ship a tiny project). It also flags mismatches: activities you think you should like but consistently drain you. The output is a short, plain-language purpose statement plus a prioritized list of roles, environments, and projects that fit your observed data. It’s built for realism: purpose is treated as a direction you validate, not a magical revelation.