The purpose of this bachelor thesis is to contribute to increased knowledge about how lifestyle applications should be formed to achieve good user experience. By analysing the content of three equivalent applications using comparative study along with results from user testing with follow up interviews, suggestions are made for future lifestyle applications. The suggestions are guidelines for improvement of the user experience based on content, interaction design, information design and information architecture. The result shows that the user experience is most impacted by the effectiveness of a lifestyle application. Other factors in the construction and configuration also affect the user experience.