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Moving from Tinybeans to LifeWell

A private photo journal of a child's days, shared with chosen relatives. Choose Tinybeans if you want a simple private feed of a child's photos that grandparents can follow by email. Choose LifeWell if you want the record to outgrow childhood: the same people, their tree, their memories and their health, with a free plan stated plainly.

Last checked 2026-11-07. The full comparison is on LifeWell and Tinybeans.

How to move across​

  1. Open LifeWell and sign in. Start with yourself.
  2. Add the people you already have in Tinybeans, one record at a time (people). LifeWell does not import from other services, so start with those closest to you.
  3. Link them to each other, and the family tree draws itself.
  4. Add the memories that matter, with a photo, a date and a place (memories).
  5. Keep Tinybeans for anything LifeWell does not do, such as historical records or DNA.

How they differ​

FeatureLifeWellTinybeans
A record for each person in your lifeYesNot stated on the pages we checked
Draws your family treeYesNot stated on the pages we checked
Memories with a photo, a date and a placeYesYes (their page)
Speak it, and it is written downYesNot stated on the pages we checked
Share a page with someone who has no accountYesPartly (their page)
Appointments with a reminderYesNot stated on the pages we checked
Medications, conditions and results keptYesNot stated on the pages we checked
NotesYesNot stated on the pages we checked
Download your own dataYesNot stated on the pages we checked
Android appYesNot stated on the pages we checked
A free plan that stays freeYesNot stated on the pages we checked
One plan for a householdYesNot stated on the pages we checked

LifeWell does not keep the audio of a conversation yet: it writes down what you say. It cannot print your tree for a wall, it has no to-do list for today, and it has no iPhone app. It is not medical advice.

Check it yourself: Tinybeans website.