A Wrapfor the thingsyou actually do.
Count what matters. Race your friends. Get a year-in-review worth posting — built from your real life, not your screen time.
Free on iPhone · Android later
Count anything you can see.
Beers on Fridays. Books on Sundays. Pages, push-ups, plot twists, oat lattes. If it happens, you can tap it. Counters, not habits — no Tuesday guilt.
- 01One tap on the card. Add a note or a place if you feel like it.
- 02Custom units, emoji, and colors — make it feel like yours.
- 03Private by default. Friends-only when you say so. Per counter.
What your friends are actually up to.
Their logs land here the moment they happen — the run, the round, the 100th push-up. React, get tagged, watch their Wraps drop.
- 01Their logs, live. React with one of four.
- 02Get tagged in a round. Accept it, log it.
- 03Friends' Wraps land here. Hit play.
Race a friend, on anything.
Beers vs beers. Pages vs pages. Plot twists vs plot twists. Pick a friend, pick a finish line, pick a stake. The race is the point.
- 01One on one. Seven days, thirty, or to the end of the month.
- 02Stakes you set — brunch, a record, bragging rights.
- 03Rematch in one tap. Turn it down with a reason.
The year you actually had.
Every week, every month, every year — a fresh Wrap shows up the day after. Real numbers, cards picked by what actually stood out, the kind of recap your group chat will actually share.
- 01Weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly. They drop on their own.
- 02Cards picked by what was actually remarkable. Never the same Wrap twice.
- 03Share as a Story or a Square. Or drop it to your friends and collect the reactions.
Together with the people who care.
Pull in your crew, pick the one thing you're all counting, watch the numbers stack. Friday Crew vs Sunday Bookers. Every week the group gets its own Wrap.
- 01Up to 20 people per group. As many groups as you can keep up with.
- 02One thing to count, everyone on their own tally, one leaderboard.
- 03A group Wrap every week: the total, the MVP, the race.
Three taps to start. One scroll to brag.
Beers. Pages. Push-ups. Anything you can count. Pick an emoji, a unit, a color. Twenty seconds, tops.
Counters, not streaksOne thumb, one tap. Add a note or a place if you feel like it. No journaling. No guilt. Just a tally.
One-tap loggingWeekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly. Real numbers, a slide your group chat will actually share.
Auto-generatedThings people are actually tracking.
Socks stolen by the dog. 47 and counting. The dog is winning.
Plot twists in book club. Six people, one leaderboard, nobody admits to skimming.
Coffees, sibling vs sibling. 1,204 to 988. The loser bought brunch.
Questions, briefly.
Where can I get it?
On the App Store, for iPhone — and it's free. There's no Android version yet.
Is it free?
Yes — completely. No ads, no subscriptions, no premium tier, no paywalled features. Every counter, every race, every Wrap is free for everyone.
What's the difference between a counter and a habit tracker?
A habit tracker shames you for missing Tuesday. A counter just counts. Totals are the point. Log 12 beers on a Friday and zero on Saturday — that's just life.
Can I keep a counter private?
Yes. Every counter starts private; switch it to friends-only whenever you like. Joining a group or a race never widens it — members only see what you log from the day you join. The Wrap you share with friends only uses counters friends can see.
What about my data?
Encrypted in transit and at rest, exportable any time as JSON, and deleted for good from Settings whenever you want. We don't sell anything and we don't run ads — your tally of how many oat lattes you drank stays yours.
Do my friends need the app too?
For the social parts, yes. Versus, groups and the Feed happen between people on Wrapped Things, so send them your invite link from the Me tab. Counters and your Wrap work just fine solo.
Start counting.
It's free.
No subscriptions, no ads, no premium tier. Download it, name your first counter, and send your friends the link — racing alone is no fun.
Free on iPhone · Android later