What are you doing right now?

A minute to set up. A tap to log.

1. Pick your waking hours and how often to ask. Every 15, 30 or 60 minutes, or your own number. Tracking starts on its own when your day does.

2. Answer each ping. Tap a quick action from the notification, even mid-call, or type what you're doing. Your five quick actions are yours to rename.

3. Look back at the day. Every block in order, by what you were doing. Fix anything you logged wrong.

On iPhone, the countdown to your next ping sits on your lock screen.

Your day, as a receipt.

Time by what you were doing, the gaps, and your Reality Score: how many pings you actually answered. Week by week, the patterns show up on their own.

Everything stays on your phone. No account.

Keep every day, in your own wallet.

If you want, TruthfulTime can send each finished day to XPUP, your personal data wallet. Each day is sealed on your phone so only your wallet can open it: not LVLUP®, not anyone in between. Turn it on in Settings → XPUP, and off again whenever you like.

Coming in TruthfulTime 1.1. Without it, nothing changes: your days stay on your phone.

What you logged, next to what your phone saw.

Logged an hour of Deep Work while social apps were open? TruthfulTime will be able to show your phone's own screen time beside what you logged, and ask about the difference. It asks; it doesn't accuse.

In development. On iPhone it uses Apple's Screen Time controls, with your permission, and only for the apps you choose.

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