Hours: Day in My Life

Hours turns an ordinary day into a story shared with your favorite people. Share photos with friends at specific moments throughout the day. Create a private group of 2 to 12 people, schedule a daily photo challenge, and discover what everyone is doing at the same time. One photo, one shared moment Choose when the challenge starts, when it ends, how often photos are requested, and how many days it lasts. When a new moment begins, everyone receives a notification and has three minutes to take a photo. As soon as someone uploads, their picture appears in the group collage. If a friend misses the moment, their space shows that they did not make it in time. When recovery is available, they may still join before the next scheduled photo. Turn your day into a memory Every moment becomes a vertical 9:16 collage containing the photos from your group, the time, and the optional challenge name. Browse your shared history, download each group collage, or combine every moment into an animated daily recap with music, ready to share on social media. Create a group in seconds Invite friends using: - A six-character invitation code. - A direct invitation link. - A QR code. Everyone joins the same challenge, follows the same schedule, and sees new photos as they are synchronized. With Hours you can: - Create up to three groups. - Add between 2 and 12 friends to each group. - Schedule photo challenges for one or several days. - Choose the exact time and frequency of each moment. - See the shared collage as friends participate. - Browse the group history. - Download complete group collages. - Download the full challenge recap in chronological order. - Repeat or edit a previous schedule. - Block users and report inappropriate content. - Approve, remove, or manage members as a group administrator. - Leave a group whenever you want. - Delete your account and associated data from the app. A different way to stay close Hours is made for friends, couples, families, and groups who want to share their real lives without spending the entire day messaging. Fewer perfect posts and more authentic moments: one photo, one time, and your day as it really happens.