
What to read, watch, and listen to if you lovedLifeHack
Ronan Corrigan · Film · 2026
If you loved LifeHack, start with Lucky (Jonathan Tropper, 2026) — a series on the same thread. Below: 4 books, 4 series and 2 podcasts, each matched to LifeHack across media.
What hooked you in LifeHack was the way the digital landscape transforms youthful ambition into a dangerous, high-stakes game.
Books on the same thread
Cloudthief
Nathaniel Rich · Book · 2026
Shares a thread with LifeHack: Digital surveillance.
Much like the bedroom hackers in LifeHack, you will appreciate the blend of technical vulnerability and the rush of pulling off an impossible, high-stakes digital heist.
Dead Money
Jakob Kerr · Book · 2026
Shares a thread with LifeHack: Techno-thriller.
If the corporate greed in LifeHack kept you on edge, this look at Silicon Valley corruption offers a deeper, darker dive into the consequences of tech wealth.
Broadband Horizons
Marcelo Palacios · Book · 2024
Explores: Artificial Intelligence, Corporate Corruption, Digital Identity.
The struggle for humanity against corporate giants mirrors the tension in LifeHack, where the characters find their digital actions ripple into massive, unforeseen real-world danger.

Crook Manifesto
Colson Whitehead · Book
Explores: systemic corruption, 1970s urban decay, criminal underworld.
While it lacks the coding element of LifeHack, you will recognize the same gritty tension as ordinary people navigate a violent underworld to change their circumstances.
Series on the same thread

Your Friends & Neighbors
Jonathan Tropper · Series · 2025
Explores: wealth inequality, midlife crisis, moral decay.
Just as the protagonists in LifeHack lose control after their initial success, you will find this story of suburban theft spiraling into chaos deeply familiar and compelling.

M.I.A.
Bill Dubuque · Series · 2026
Explores: family legacy, underworld survival, ambition.
Etta’s dangerous path through an unforgiving underworld echoes the trajectory of the teenagers in LifeHack, proving that ambition often leads to a life-altering, perilous point of no return.

Mr. Robot
Sam Esmail · Series · 2015
Shares a thread with LifeHack: Techno-thriller.
Elliot’s use of hacking as a weapon against corporate conspiracy provides the perfect psychological expansion of the digital surveillance themes you enjoyed in LifeHack.

Lucky
Jonathan Tropper · Series · 2026
Explores: cat-and-mouse chase, moral ambiguity, high-stakes survival.
This story captures the frantic, high-stakes survival mode seen in LifeHack, following a heist that forces the protagonists to confront the deadly reality of their choices.
Podcasts on the same thread
Darknet Diaries
Podcast
Explores: hacking, data breaches, cybersecurity.
For a real-world look at the digital dangers that haunt the characters in LifeHack, these true stories of data breaches and cybercrime provide chilling, authentic context.
Kill List
Podcast
Shares a thread with LifeHack: Cybercrime.
If you were captivated by the dark corners of the internet in LifeHack, this investigation reveals the terrifying reality of crime facilitated by anonymous digital networks.
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Common questions
Is LifeHack based on a book or other source material?
LifeHack is an original film written and directed by Ronan Corrigan. There are no book versions or other source material adaptations of this story in our catalog, so the movie stands as a unique production.
What is the central plot of LifeHack?
LifeHack follows four teenage slackers who attempt to pull off a multi-million-dollar Bitcoin heist from their bedrooms. Their plan quickly spirals out of control, leading them into the darkest corners of the internet and into real-world danger that exists far beyond their computer screens.
Who directed the movie LifeHack?
LifeHack was directed by Ronan Corrigan. The film was released in 2026 and focuses on the story of four teenagers who become entangled in a high-stakes digital heist that puts their lives at risk.
Does LifeHack have any sequels or related adaptations?
There are no sequels or related adaptations for LifeHack in our catalog. The film is a standalone project released in 2026 by Ronan Corrigan that depicts the dangerous consequences of a teenage Bitcoin heist.