LifeCoin - Rewards for Walking 4+

The app itself is pretty nice, as far as the items they offer you once you reach a certain amount of lifecoins. I’ve seen a couple people complaining about the time it takes to accrue these lifecoins, but you have to understand, you're literally just walking. This app, like many others, is not going to pay you a tremendous amount for simply walking. You shouldn’t expect a ton of rewards for something simple you do everyday. That being said, some of the higher rewards are a bit on the expensive side and really its all technology products (iphones, airpods) that will be replaced by newer gadgets by the time you are able to afford that one. Another criticism, is that they really need to restock their items. From the moment I downloaded this app, till now, most of the giftcards have been out of stock. I don’t know when they are planning to restock their items, but they need to do it. They should not have you building up lifecoins if it’s going to be useless to do so, because they have no rewards in stock.

I have thoroughly enjoyed this app. Like the title suggests it is very clear and simple. I personally do not like unnecessary bells and whistles to get in the way of my goals. I’m sure if you like excitement the options are here. I choose not to engage them. I am finding success with clear and simple choices. There has been no pressure, no annoying requests to do otherwise and I appreciate that. I am walking more and making small strides to gain extra steps. It is so much easier to track steps here then with a pedometer. I always have my phone with me anyway. There is nothing to reset daily. I have had countless pedometers fall off and disappear forever. Having this app on my phone ensures that is not going to happen. Being paid/rewarded for walking is just an extra perk. I’m so grateful for this app.

This app is cool for someone who tends to go for at least one-hour long walk a day it’s pretty cool.
The issue I have is the actual math behind it. Any gift card is $50 dollars and costs 2500 points. You can also get stuff like various Apple products, a Fitbit, wireless beats headphones, and even a scale. Those all vary in how many points it costs though.
So each point is 1,000 steps. So a gift card is 2,500,000 steps.
I take about 10,000 daily, higher than the average American. So I should be able to get a gift card of my choice in 250 days. But wait, this also has a limit of how many points you can withdraw in a day. Since I don’t have a membership that means it’d take 500 days, over a year for one card. Maybe I wanna shorten that down, get myself that $40 membership for a full year free and I can take out those ten points every day and providing I never miss any day, get hurt in any way that impairs my movements, forget to withdraw, experience no technical issues, I get my $50 gift card that cost $40.
Considering what other reviews say about this app not properly validating steps, drawing battery in minutes, and having bad customer support I’d say pass on this app.