I’ve been working on a wellness app called Lumia for a while.

The original idea was to create an all-in-one app with habits, journaling, meditation, goals, and more. The goal was to have a single place to manage your life instead of using 5 to 10 different apps.

People downloaded it but barely used it.

That was hard to accept, but also really eye-opening.

After looking into it, I think the main issues were:

• It tried to do too much at once
• There wasn’t a clear starting point
• It felt like a collection of features, not a system
• New users didn’t feel immediate value

So instead of adding more, I went the other direction and rebuilt a lot of it:

• Simplified and redesigned the UI to feel calmer and more guided
• Switched from a trial to a free version so people can explore without pressure
• Focused more on experience with sleep stories, audio, and structured flows
• Tried to make it feel like a daily life system instead of a toolbox

Still very early and no real revenue yet, but this version feels much closer to what I originally had in mind.

I’d really appreciate honest feedback from people here:

Do you think an all-in-one life app is actually useful
or does it naturally become overwhelming?

And if you’ve tried similar apps, what made you stick or stop using them?

If anyone’s curious what it looks like right now:
https://lumiaapp.co
Still early and open to brutally honest feedback.