Tap once. See who else just did.

One tap, from the Home Screen

A widget with your own buttons on it. You will almost never open the app to log anything — that is the point. Tap, and the number comes back.

• Forty-six things to choose from, six on screen at a time.
• Want more at hand? Add the widget again and give each one its own buttons.
• Undo sits there for five seconds, on the widget itself.

What it is not

• No accounts. No email, no password, no profile. There is nobody to be.
• No feed and no friends. You never see a person, only a count.
• No streaks and no guilt. Missing a day costs you nothing.
• No notifications asking you to come back at 9pm.

The number has to be true

A count is the only thing this app offers, so it is the one thing treated as unable to be a lie.

• A figure appears only once twenty people are in it. Below that you get a sentence instead.
• Counts are rounded. "1,204" is not a person you could find.
• When a count jumps far beyond the shape of its own recent days, the app shows no number at all. Silence beats a lie.

Only what and when, never who

Six small fields leave your phone when a tap is counted, and none of them is you. Your history stays on your device and in your own iCloud, never on our server.

• No account, so there is nothing to profile.
• Coordinates never leave the phone — at most a city name your phone worked out.
• Medication, mood and the other sensitive ones are never counted unless you say so.

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