It learns who your people are.
When you last saw them, what you like doing together, and what you hope for between you. Not just a name in your phone.

When you reach for Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube, TimeTogether shows you someone you said you wanted to see. Text them. Call them. Or keep scrolling. Either way, you saw the trade.
Private design-partner beta. iOS and Android. We invite in waves — no spam, no store listing yet.
Your contacts app knows a name and a number. timetogether learns the relationship — and turns it into small ads for your own life, right where your attention already goes.
When you last saw them, what you like doing together, and what you hope for between you. Not just a name in your phone.
“She just started the new job and I keep meaning to…”
Quick multiple-choice questions, and short spoken notes — closer to journaling than filling out a form. We turn them into goals and next steps.
Open Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, or X, and one of your people shows up first. Take the step, or keep scrolling.
Every tap makes the next ad better.
Take it, skip it, or answer it — each one teaches timetogether a little more about you and your people.
A few of the kinds you’ll see before the feed. You are the only advertiser allowed.
“You said you’d ask about his tomatoes.”
“Nobody’s going to plan it unless someone does.”
We already spend time with friends and family through these apps — and a lot more with strangers and influencers. timetogether doesn’t take the feed away. It adds a few seconds at the door to remember who and what you want, and to point your attention there if you choose.
Keep scrolling is one tap away after a few seconds. Choosing a smaller scroll is the win. You are never trapped.
No inbox. No camera roll unless you attached a photo. No selling your list of apps. You brief it; it does not spy.
When you take the step, it opens the text thread you already have. They just get a message from you.
Time with friends fell from about six and a half hours a week to under three. The hours didn’t disappear. They went to the feeds. Turn some of that scrolling into time together, and you close the gap.
Time with friends was about six and a half hours a week, and is now under three. Closing that gap means turning some of the time already spent scrolling into time together.
A coffee. A walk. A call that runs long. Enough to know what is actually going on in someone’s life. A stretch of years and it is a childhood you were there for. A friendship that did not fade. A parent you still know.
We will not put a “years of life reclaimed” number on this page until it is our number. This is the shape of the bet. Some days you will skip. That is fine.
Time with friends: American Time Use Survey · source and year pending Appendix D
TimeTogether is in a private design-partner beta. The apps are not in the stores yet. We send iOS invites through TestFlight and Android invites through Play’s internal testing, in waves, so we can actually talk to the people using it.
You will pick one person, turn it on for one feed, and live your week. We will ask what happened. That is the deal.
iPhone or Android. iOS setup is one Shortcut away; we walk you through it.
Ten minutes to start. A short conversation with us if you are willing.
You can leave any time. Reply STOP to texts; delete the app.

Private design-partner beta. iOS and Android. We invite in waves — no spam, no store listing yet.