Moment: Reflections on Time

iOS Universel / Forme et santé

Moment is a mortality awareness practice.

Reflection on mortality keeps you mindful of the present.
• See your lifespan with remaining years based on actuarial data.
• Add friends, family, and pets to see how much time you’ve shared.
• Receive a daily thought on life, time, and mortality from history’s great thinkers.
• Meditate on mortality with breathing exercises inspired by Buddhist maranasati practices
• Display your timeline on your Home & Lock screens with customizable widgets and Apple Watch complications.
• Reflect with daily micro-journaling prompts and share your reflections to social media or your favorite journaling app.
• Moment is not a death clock and does not attempt to predict when you will die.

Backed by Research, Rooted in Tradition
Moment combines modern psychology with timeless practices like Stoic memento mori and Buddhist death meditation. Studies show that brief reflection on mortality can heighten gratitude, strengthen relationships, and improve daily choices. These rituals — journaling, meditation, and small reminders — have been used for centuries to help people live with presence and clarity.

Support
Email dev@fabled.llc for help.

Subscription Pricing
• Monthly: $1.99
• Quarterly: $4.99
• Yearly: $17.99

Subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled in Apple Account Settings at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.

Terms: https://www.momentreflections.com/terms
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Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

Moment now has a basic free version. View your life in weeks and get a free daily quote on life, mortality, and time.

Other updates:
• Reflection entries include the day of your life and the day's moon phase.
• Various performance improvements and fixes.

Previous updates:
• Moment is on Apple Watch. View your Life Countdown, Daily Quote, and Daily Journaling prompt on the new Apple Watch app and in personalized Complications.
• Sign up for notifications to remind you to reflect, journal, and meditate. Pick and choose which notifications you receive.
• Meditate on your mortality with breathing exercises inspired by maranasati and gratitude meditations.