Capture, without friction
Tasks and obligations, the things you keep meaning to do, held in one honest place.
00 / the mirror
Scroll slowly. It only works if you are honest.
01 / the question
Not the hours you meant to give it. The hours it got.
02 / said versus lived
Nobody lied. The week simply happened.
03 / one week
04 / what a mirror is
No streaks. No score. No advice. It only holds up what is true. And it tells no one what it saw.
05 / the app
It captures what you owe your days, tracks the focus you claim, and, with your permission, measures where the hours really go. Everything stays on your device.
Tasks and obligations, the things you keep meaning to do, held in one honest place.
It runs quietly in the background and closes itself the moment you walk away.
Daily, weekly, monthly. One definition, no pile of ghost rows.
With your permission, it sees where the hours went. Social media above all.
Your day in one read. What is due, what moved, what you avoided.
Said versus lived, side by side. The part that is hard to look at.
Export to a local file, import it on a new phone. Yours to move, never ours to hold.
Quiet check ins at the intervals you set, then they step back and leave you alone.
06 / a day with it
07 / the honest part
That is the feed, on an average week. A part time job you never applied for, paid in the evenings you said mattered.
08 / pricing
You get five to seven days, everything open. After that the app locks until you subscribe. No ads, no data sold, nothing to sell, your time is not the product.
Per month. Cancel whenever the mirror gets too honest.
Per year. About four months free against the monthly plan.
09 / questions
Yes. Everything Reveal records lives on your device, in a local database. There is no account, no cloud, no sync. Nothing to leak because nothing leaves.
Completely. Reveal never needs a connection to do its job, because the job happens entirely on your phone.
Android, to start. You install it from Google Play, and it runs locally from there.
It uses the usage access you grant, on device, to see how long you spend in each app. It is opt in, you turn it on, and you can turn it off. The numbers stay with you.
Yes, to a local file you control. Import it back on a new device. It is yours to move, not ours to hold.
The app locks and asks you to subscribe. Your data stays exactly where it was, waiting, untouched.