GOL-Game of Life
iOS app by Benjamin Dzanko. Social Networking · Benjamin Dzanko
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.8
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-13
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Store description excerpt
GOL - Game of Life — Turn Real Life Into a Game You Play With Friends Game of Life turns everyday effort into a game you play with your closest friends. Snap a photo of something you actually did — a run, a sketch, a chapter read — share it with your inner circle, and watch your real progress add up. All good vibes, no noise. No followers. No strangers. No performing for likes. Just the people who actually know you, cheering you on. HOW IT WORKS Post a real win Capture a moment from real life and tag it to one of eight life categories. Friends hype it Your circle reacts and hypes your post. Only hype awards XP — Star, Fire, or Diamond . Watch yourself level up Progress is recognized by the people who know you — never self-awarded. FEATURES Log real-life wins — Share what you actually did with your circle in seconds. XP comes from hype — You only earn XP when friends hype your post. Real recognition, from real friends. Level up where it matters — Eight life categories: Physical, Creative, Learning, Social, Work, Health & Wellness, Home & Personal, and more. Each one levels up on its own. Three tiers of hype — Star, Fire, and Diamond. The bigger the hype, the more XP it carries. Your inner circle, not an audience — Groups cap at 7 people. Private by default, invite by link. No followers, no strangers, no noise. Good vibes by design — No likes-chasing, no doom-scrolling. Just an encouraging space where friends push each other forward.
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