Turn daily discipline into a self-funded fun budget. Track habits and unlock a portion of the budget you set aside.
No streaks. No guilt. Just earned joy.
ThrillQuids are not cash; LifeOf does not pay or transfer money.
meditated ten minutes — $2read twenty pages — $3journaled, five minutes — $5cycled to work — $5cooked dinner in — $6no soda all day — $3in bed before eleven — $4phone away till noon — $4walked the long way home — $5packed my own lunch — $6practised guitar 20 min — $4took a cold shower — $2tidied the desk — $3skipped the takeout coffee — $5toward new trainerson a secondhand novelon good coffee beansinto the Porto tripon fresh pasta nighton a movie tickettoward concert ticketson a photography zineon weekend hikeson dinner with mumon new stringson a sauna passon a desk plantinto the festival fundThat dinner you've been wanting to try. The shoes you'd been eyeing for six months. The trip you finally booked with your friends. You can afford every single one of them — but the moment your card goes through, something in you tightens. The joy leaks out before you even sit down.
Most of us have been trained to feel bad about enjoying our own money. Save more. Spend less. Be responsible. So we tighten up, and the things that were supposed to make life worth living start to feel like betrayals of who we're trying to become.
What if the money you spent on fun actually felt earned?
LifeOf is a habit tracker built around one idea: the money you spend on fun should feel like a reward you earned — not a guilty pleasure.
Choose the part of your own monthly income you want to set aside for fun. Assign each habit a daily value. Eligible completions add ThrillQuids to your personal budget tracker while you have hearts.
Missed scheduled habits can cost hearts. Basic has three hearts each month; Adventure’s Club has seven. Losing all hearts resets your current ThrillQuids, not your bank balance or saved habit history.
No streaks. No leaderboards. Track your habits and the part of your own budget you unlock by showing up.
Pick the percentage of your monthly salary that's yours to enjoy guilt-free. That number is your monthly pot — from your own income, never from us.
Add the habits you want to do every day. Assign each one a dollar value — $4 for a 5km run, $2 for meditation, $5 for journaling.
Complete eligible habits to build your tracked fun budget. Decide how to spend your own money outside LifeOf. ThrillQuids cannot be withdrawn or exchanged for cash.
Every habit you keep adds to your progress. Use that progress to plan how you enjoy the fun budget you set aside.
skipped the takeout, againjournaled ten messy minutesno phone till noon — somehowcycled to work in the raincooked instead of orderingread twenty pagesgym at 6:40amwalked the long way home
paid cash for the MacBookfront row, no flinchbooked the suitethe vinyl hauldinner's on meBarcelona for her sisterguilt-freeevery dollar earnedsaved the six bucksshowed up tiredmorning pages, donesketched for twentybed before eleventhird run this weekphone away by nineone more small thingIllustrative examples, not customer testimonials or verified results. Names, quotes, habits, amounts and purchases show how someone might use their own fun budget.
Marketing Manager
Bangalore
India
Spent onThe Bose headphones she'd been eyeing for six months.
“They didn't feel like a splurge. Felt like a trophy.”
Account Manager
London
United Kingdom
Spent onA long weekend in Lisbon with his partner. First trip booked without flinching.
“For the first time, I didn't dread checking my bank app on Monday.”
UX Researcher
Berlin
Germany
Spent onA vinyl Spotify could never replace and a Berghain night she'd waited years for.
“Every record on my shelf is a habit I kept.”
Product Manager
Brooklyn
USA
Spent onFront-row Broadway tickets, plus the kind of dinner she saves for birthdays.
“I used to spend and then justify it. Now I earn it, then enjoy it.”
Software Engineer
Mumbai
India
Spent onTwo months of earnings paid for the kind of dinner his parents never order.
“Mom's smile was the actual reward. I just paid the bill.”
Junior Lawyer
Milan
Italy
Spent onA wine weekend in Tuscany with her oldest friends.
“I came home full of stories. Not bank-app guilt.”
Data Analyst
Toronto
Canada
Spent onHabs game tickets with his dad. And the ramen place his dad pretended he didn't want to try.
“Best evening I've had with him in years. He kept asking how I afforded it.”
Illustrator
Tokyo
Japan
Spent onA weekend in Kyoto and the iPad Pro upgrade she'd been quietly saving toward.
“The iPad arrived and I cried. I'd literally drawn my way to it.”
Designer
Pune
India
Spent onThree days in Goa with his college crew.
“First trip in years I didn't feel anxious about spending.”
Sales Lead
Madrid
Spain
Spent onA weekend surfing in San Sebastián and the longboard he'd been hunting.
“I paid for it in early mornings. That made the waves feel earned.”
Teacher
Sydney
Australia
Spent onSurf lessons for her and her partner. Brunches with friends she hadn't seen in too long.
“Saturday brunches don't sting anymore. They feel like a paycheck.”
Brand Strategist
Dubai
UAE
Spent onA long weekend in the Maldives and the designer abaya she'd been saving for a wedding.
“I stopped feeling like I had to apologize for treating myself.”
There's no AI behind LifeOf. Real people, working five focused hours a day, building something we genuinely believe in. Your subscription pays a salary — never funds a layoff.
Goes toward hiring or sustaining a human. Not a single dollar funds a buyback.
Our team works five focused hours a day, so life can fit inside a day.
We use AI to help our people work better. We will not use it to delete them.
This is the layoff generation. AI is doing to white-collar work what factories once did to craftsmen. We think there's a different path.
Every subscription you pay funds a salary. Every salary feeds a household. Just business — done by people who haven't forgotten that other people exist.
paid cash for the MacBookfront row, no flinchbooked the suitethe vinyl hauldinner's on meBarcelona for her sisterguilt-freeevery dollar earnedThe world is full of habit trackers. Streaks. Checkmarks that reward you with more checkmarks. LifeOf flips that — you're not chasing a streak, you're funding your life. It's not motivation. It's the reward you've been waiting for.
LifeOf flips the script — you’re not chasing a streak, you’re funding your life.
Your money. Your habits. Your rewards.
