Random check-ins
Hogg pings at unpredictable moments — like attention, not a calendar.
Day Hogg · for iPhone · coming soon Catch your day
Catch your day
before it disappears.
A tiny daily attention game with random check-ins, quick answers, and a morning receipt of where your time went.
No accounts No ads No trackers iPhone, soon
“Hogg saw that.” 3:42 pm · still scrolling? +1 streak receipt ready How it works
Three taps. One honest morning.
No dashboards. No deep configuration. No productivity theatre.
- Step
Hogg checks in
At random moments, Hogg asks what you’re actually doing.
- Step
You answer fast
No dashboards. No productivity theatre. Just a quick tap or note.
- Step
You get the receipt
Each morning, Hogg shows where yesterday went — clearly, honestly, and a little judgmentally.
“I lost three afternoons last week and Hogg knew about all of them.”— what early users keep telling us
Tiny app, sharp edges
Features that don’t pretend to be a lifestyle.
Day Hogg is small on purpose. It only does what helps you notice.
Morning receipt
Yesterday, itemized. Honest categories, no productivity charts.
Gentle accountability
A nudge with a raised eyebrow, not a streak you have to defend with your life.
Tiny daily streaks
Small enough to keep, small enough to lose, small enough to start again tomorrow.
No complicated setup
Open it. Answer when asked. That is the whole onboarding.
Built for real days
Designed for messy days, not the routines you keep promising yourself.
Sample morning receipt
Yesterday, in plain English.
No charts you have to interpret. No badges. Just where your day actually went, with one note from a hedgehog who was paying attention.
Meet Hogg
Tiny. Prickly. Taking notes.
Hogg is a tiny hedgehog with a clipboard, a suspicious eyebrow, and receipts. He does not optimize your life. He just notices where it went.
Hogg saw that.Hogg has receipts.Again with the quick break?Tiny check-in. Big reveal.
Boundaries
Small app. Clear boundaries.
Day Hogg is designed around quick personal check-ins. It should be clear what the app asks for, what it uses, and how to contact us about your data.
Read the full Privacy Policy or email us if anything feels off.
Frequently asked
Things people ask Hogg.
If your question isn’t here, email us and Hogg will sigh and reply.
When does Day Hogg launch?
Soon. Hogg is small, but the App Store review queue is not. Join the waitlist and you'll get one quiet email when the app is live — no countdown clocks, no launch theatre.
How much will it cost?
Pricing isn't finalised. The plan is a small one-time price or a tiny subscription — whichever lets the app stay independent and ad-free. Waitlist members get the early-bird price.
Is this just another habit tracker?
No. There are no streaks-as-punishment, no badges, no leaderboards. Day Hogg only does one thing: random check-ins → quick answers → a morning receipt.
Will my answers stay private?
Yes. Day Hogg is a single-user app. There's no social feed, no analytics surveillance, no third-party trackers. Read the full Privacy Policy for the details.
iPhone only? What about Android?
iPhone first. Android is a maybe — depends on whether enough people on the waitlist tap "Android please" in the optional note field.
How is Hogg different from a journal app?
Journals wait for you. Hogg interrupts you — at random moments, before the day blurs. The morning receipt is what a journal would have been if you actually remembered to open it.
Join the waitlist
Get a quiet ping when Hogg is ready for your phone. No spam. No launch countdown theatre.
One quiet email
Be the first to hear Hogg’s clipboard click.
We’ll send a single message when Day Hogg is on the App Store. That’s it. No drips, no upsells, no countdown clock theatre.