📈Last 7 days+5 installs — 17% slower than the week before (+6) · 0/day since Sep 30
🏆Among Lifestyle appstop 42% by installs gained this week (575 peers growing)
🛠Updatesactively updated · updated 27 days ago · every ~11 days (3 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
+15 installs
since Sep 30
Update history
1.10.2Oct 15, 2026
Pro, plainly<br><br>The Pro screen now leads with the annual plan and shows every price exactly as Google Play sets it. No badges, no trial, nothing to convert you from. The free tier stays complete: one active template with the full Patterns engine.<br><br>If you subscribe, Settings gains a Manage subscription row. Cancelling is one tap, on the same screen you subscribed from.
1.10.0Oct 3, 2026 · seen Oct 5, 2026
Build a template on the web, and reminders on every rhythm<br><br>Templates can now be made in a browser at reflectionspace.io/create — by you, or by anyone you'd like one from. Open the link on your phone and the template arrives in the app, ready to add.<br><br>A quarterly schedule now reminds you at the time of day you chose, and templates you add from a link arrive with reminders on.<br><b
1.9.2Sep 23, 2026 · seen Oct 1, 2026
Write from scratch, and always know where you are<br><br>Some thoughts don't fit a template. A blank page now waits beneath your templates every time you tap the reflect button — one tap away, with no schedule or streak attached.<br><br>While you reflect, the template's title now stays above the progress bar in the editor, from the first prompt to the last, so you always know which reflect
Reflection Space - Journal is a lifestyle app by Lalune Creative with 10+ downloads (about 22 estimated). +5 installs in the last 7 days. Released Aug 3, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.
From the store listing: “A quiet space to meet yourself.
Reflection Space is a private journal for structured reflection, built around the questions you choose. Instead of a blank page, you answer your own prompts, put a simple metric on what matters, and watch honest patterns appear over time — no account, no feed, no noise. Nothing leaves…”
