Hourly: Self-Check Chime

Onperl Soft

About this app

Does time slip away before you even notice?
Research shows that consistent self-monitoring is a powerful way to boost productivity and achieve goals.
Hourly helps you build this simple habit: checking in with yourself every hour to stay focused, mindful, and in control of your time.

✔ One hour already passed?
At 55 minutes past each hour, a gentle push notification reminds you to pause.
Spend just 3 seconds reflecting on and evaluating how you spent the last hour.

✔ Small habit, big impact
See your day visualized in colorful blocks that reveal how you really spend your time.
Try it for just one day—you’ll start seeing your hours differently.

✔ Insightful statistics
As your records grow, Hourly shows patterns and trends.
“This week, I spent more meaningful hours than last week!”

✔ Minimal and distraction-free
No complicated logins, no to-do lists, no rigid routines.
Hourly’s sole purpose is to help you reflect on each hour you spend.

✔ Privacy assured
Hourly is entirely local. No information is uploaded or shared.
Photos are displayed for context but never copied or transmitted.

💡 Start today
The key to a better tomorrow isn’t a “perfect plan,” but consistent self-checks.
Start your journey of hourly self-reflection with Hourly—today.

Ratings and reviews

Very nice app, does the job for tracking mood or energy levels throughout the day. I only wish there was an option to set the frequency of the check-in, for example every 90 minutes or every 2 hours, but can't complain considering it's a free app and I haven't seen any ads. So thanks Onperl Soft.

Have been using for a while and i like it. A very important note, however, is statistics demonstration which is the biggest weakness of the app. I don't care about the percentage of tiles I haven't registered. There should be at least on chart that only shows the percentage of registered moods from all the registered ones. Regardless of how many percentage I haven't registered.

i love this app. it helps me stay on track js few suggestions - let us categorise multiple blocks into multiple subjects (studying, work, normal chores as seperate stuff) so that we can use this app throughout the day to check on when and how much we did a task, and what kind of task (this app js generalised all type of productive work), and when did we droomscroll instead - if the calendar integrations are free - instead just leave it, I would rather have one ad free app

What’s new

- Japanese is now supported.
- General stability improvements.