01
No app. No pairing. No account.
Set it once on the device and that is the end of it. There is nothing to open, nothing to configure, and nothing to remember.
You can't feel time passing.
So we made it visible.
Day. Month. Year.
See what's already spent.
A small e-ink display that shows how much of your day, month and year is gone. No app. No buttons. Charge it every few weeks.
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Right now, where you are
This is your day, so far.
Today
00%
This month
00%
This year
00%
That is the screen, and those are your real numbers. They moved while you read this.
Your brain has two settings: now, and not now.
Nothing in between registers. An hour of scrolling and an hour of work feel the same from the inside, and the deadline you knew about for three weeks arrives without warning.
You are not careless. You are missing a sense other people get for free.
The device
One screen. Three numbers. Nothing else.
It does not tell you the time. It tells you what is already spent.
02
E-ink, so it reads like paper.
The screen redraws only when a number changes. It does not glow and it does not move, so it never pulls at you the way a phone does.
03
Charge it every few weeks.
A USB cable now and then. The rest of the time it sits where you work, quietly being right.
Try it
Hold to watch today go.
Today
00%
Midnight
Month
00%
Year
00%
That took three seconds. It took you all day.
The same story, everywhere
Not just you.
"Hours vanish without warning."
"Just five minutes turns into half the day."
"There is now, and there is not now. Nothing in between."
How people with ADHD describe time blindness, gathered from public writing and community threads. These are not customer reviews.
Straight answers
The three things people ask.
Every app did, because an app needs you to open it. This does not. It sits where you already look and it is already on. There is nothing to remember. If it still does not fit your life, send it back.
It can, on the first day. The dread comes from not knowing where you are, and a number you can glance at takes the guessing away. Guessing is the part that hurts.
Because your phone is where the hour goes. You pick it up to check the time and you are somewhere else four minutes later. This has one job and it cannot do anything else.