Living To 100 Life Expectancy Calculator App Reviews

My biggest beef with this app is that - unless I’m missing something- $4.99 buys you one and only one calculation. I assumed I’d be able to use it like a calculator, running different data through it, including my husband’s. It also has me moving to age 95 which would be more than a decade longer than any relative.

Good, but didn’t seem to ask enough detailed questions to provide a decent response.

This app let me use it once and won’t let me go back and do it over. A total WASTE of $4.99. USELESS

My bad. I guess I thought there would be more to it!

I completed the questionnaire on the Livingto100 website but was not able to complete my login so I did not receive the results (bug on the site). I purchased the app thinking I’d be taking the same questionnaire but the app included only a small fraction of the questions on the website. Not feeling at all confident with the results based upon the very limited data collected.

Can only use 2 time after purchase

Without asking for health history I don’t see the value in this app. Sorry I paid for it.

Save your money. This is way way minimalist and takes 4 minutes to do. I hope the doctor is better at his practice. Sorry but have to say.

This app didn’t ask anything about having cancer, diabetes, heart disease, etc.,etc. Also, user can check that a family member lived into his or her 90s, when others may have passed away much younger.

The questionnaire does not ask for current age or past/current major illnesses (heart disease, cancer, diabetes). It also does not include a response for being exposed to second-hand smoke as a child, when so many of our parents smoked back in the 70s and 80s.

Seems you can only use it once when you pay for it so it’s not really worth the money

This was very disappointing: there were no Qs whatsoever about sleep quality/quantity, blood pressure, resting heart rate, or chronic diseases—all of which are vital factors for accurately estimating lifespan.