One fact a day. You cannot give it back.
One true thing a day,
whether you wanted it or not.
A small dog turns up once a day, tells you something you did not need to know, and leaves. It is delighted. You will not be.
"A baby koala eats its mother's droppings to learn how to digest leaves."
That is the whole app. There is no feed to scroll, no streak to protect and nothing to catch up on beyond three days.
How it works
- One fact a day, at a time you choose.
- Miss a few days and you get up to three to catch up. Not eleven.
- Send one to somebody as a picture, a sticker or a short video of your own pet telling it.
- Six colours of pet. Twelve languages.
What it does not do
- No account, no sign-up, no email address.
- No ads, and no tracking across other apps or sites.
- Your collection of facts is kept on your phone, not on a server.
- It does send usage data so we can see which parts get used: which screens you open and which fact number you were shown, tied to a random number rather than to you, never the text of a fact. You can switch it off.