A presence product
Not being alone at the hour you usually are.
A small group of people who know each other's hour. When yours comes, someone shows up — you never have to ask.
How it works
14:00
Declare your hour in daylight
While you're still yourself, name the hour you tend to lose. We never ask what it's about.
23:12
Their phone fires — not yours
At your hour, one real person in your cell gets a nudge: it's your hour. You summon no one.
23:14
A voice note arrives
How was today — that's all. If you don't reply, nothing happens and no one is told.
The full argument — why presence beats willpower — is in the manifesto. Read the manifesto →
01:38
What we will never build
- No streaks, no counters
- Shame with a number on it.
- No feed
- No scroll to cure scrolling.
- No AI companion
- The value is that a real person chose to think of you.
- No monitoring
- Declared hours, never detected behaviour.
- No read receipts
- Silence is never reported to anyone.
These are not missing features. They are the walls that keep this from becoming the thing it fights.
06:52
Morning
The app is real and tested nightly. The first cells are forming — every person placed by a person.
Ask to be placed
Leave your email. When a cell has room for you, you'll hear from Sebas — a real person, which is rather the point.
No newsletter, no drip campaign. One human email when a cell has room. Privacy