What are you doing now?

We believe time should be spent on purpose. Most of it isn't, not because anyone chooses badly, but because they never got the chance to choose.

Free. No account, nothing uploaded.

Now

Try it. Tap a category and the last one stops.

Why

What doesn't get tracked doesn't get the chance to improve.

Every number worth improving started as a number someone bothered to log. Time is the one metric almost nobody logs, so a game runs long, an evening evaporates, and a week ends without a record. Now gives your time a log, so you can finally work on it.

How

It stays out of the way, until it shouldn't.

One thing at a time

Tap what you're doing and Now keeps the log. Whatever you were doing ends the moment you start something else, so the day always adds up.

A buzz when you've drifted

Put a limit or recurring notifications on the things that swallow hours. Cross it and your phone or watch buzzes. Enough to pull you out of the game, not enough to nag.

You've been on Entertainment for 90m. Still going?

A look back, if you want one Coming next

Opt in and every Monday a short email tells you what your week looked like and what stood out, written by an AI from your own numbers. Off until you turn it on.

What

A time tracker for your phone and your wrist.

Free. No account, and nothing leaves your phone unless you say so.

AndroidPhone and home-screen widget
iPhonePhone, widget, and the Dynamic Island
Apple WatchWith your iPhone. Installs with the iPhone app
Wear OSWith your Android phone. Installs with the phone app
Pebble (2026) With your Android phone. Watchapp from the Pebble app store

Stats, in the app.
Daily totals and where each hour went, by category, on the Stats tab.

Sync across your phones.Coming next
Sign in with an email link and your phones stay in step.

Take it with you.
Export to a spreadsheet, or back everything up and bring it to a new phone.

Weekly summary.Coming next
Opt-in only: nothing leaves your phone until you turn it on, and every email has an off switch.