Out now for iPhone

Be here.
Keep the hour.

Your real life, counted. A quiet record of what you did, who was there and the time you spent together.

Free for iPhone. Android coming soon.

A little less scrolling.
A little more living.

Your life, in hours. The These Hours app shows saved memories of dinner, a long walk and time for yourself, with circular photos and durations.
Your life, in hours.
No feed.No likes.No pressure.Just time well spent

Make a little time

Three small moves.
A memory to keep.

Start it. Share it. Put your phone away.
Life fills in the rest.

Scroll through the app

Start something worth remembering. The app lets you name an activity and start an hour, with optional details.
01

Start something.

A walk. Dinner with friends. A little time for yourself. Give it a name and start your hour.

Bring your people along. A shared hour shows elapsed time, people joined and a QR invitation.
02

Bring your people.

Share a QR code or link. Friends join from their browser, with a nickname and no account needed.

Keep the moment. A finished hour shows its time and participants, with optional photo and share-card controls.
03

Keep the moment.

Finish when it ends. Keep the time and the people, add a private photo, or choose to share a card.

The ordinary is worth keeping

Big night.
Small walk.
Your hours.

Not every memory needs a milestone. The coffee that became a catch-up. The game that ran over. A quiet hour that was just for you.

Keep a little record of the life you’re already living.

Sunday roastA long walkFamily timeJust me

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Is it free?

Yes. The core experience is free: start an hour, invite people, save it and revisit your memories. No subscription needed.

Does everyone need the app?

No. One person starts the hour in the app and shares its QR code or link. Friends can join from their phone’s browser with a nickname, without downloading anything or making an account.

Who can see my hours?

Your saved hours are your personal record. People with an open invitation can see the host’s nickname and activity title, so share links with people you know. Nothing is posted automatically. Photos stay on your phone unless you choose to include one in a shared card.

Does it track my location or screen time?

No background location tracking, and no monitoring of other apps. You can add a place label yourself. An hour records participation, not proof that someone was physically there.

Can I get it on Android?

The Android app is coming soon. For now, Android users can still join a friend’s hour through a shared link or QR code in their browser. The iPhone app is available now on the App Store, for ages 13 and over.

Your real life, counted.

Make time.
Keep the moment.

Download on the App Store

Free for iPhone. No subscription needed.
Android coming soon.