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Random Life Simulator

Be born somewhere on Earth by the real odds — country, family income and all — and live a whole life one year at a time. Pick a focus each year, make the big decisions, and see how your life compares with everyone else’s.

  • Real data from 148 countries
  • Year-by-year choices
  • Share card and challenges

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Babies born worldwide since you opened this page

You’ll be born somewhere on Earth, by the real odds, and live a whole life year by year — about three minutes. Pick a focus each year and make the big decisions as they come.

Everyone gets the same birth today. Only your first run counts.

Country figures: World Bank, World Development Indicators (latest available value per country), 1986–2025.

🏆 Title collection

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Random Life API

A dedicated public endpoint for Random Life Simulator is not available yet. The RandNext API currently supports 48 tools, with more being added carefully.

View available API endpoints →

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How to use it

  1. 1Press Be born — your country and family come from real birth odds.
  2. 2Watch the years pass, set a focus and make the big decisions.
  3. 3Share your life card, or challenge a friend to the same birth.

FAQ

Are the odds real?

Yes. Your birthplace is drawn by how many babies are born in each country, and life expectancy, child mortality, schooling and income come from World Bank figures for that country.

How long does a life take?

About three minutes at normal speed. You can pause, speed up to 8×, or jump straight to the next decision.

What do N, R, SR and SSR mean?

They show how rare your ending is. Rare titles such as Century Club are SSR, and a very high life score lifts any title to R or SR.

How does Challenge a friend work?

It copies a link that gives your friend exactly the same birth. They make their own choices, and you both see whose life scored higher.