Numbers you candefend.
One app for logging a build to the minute and the dollar. Parts kept separate from tools. Logged hours kept separate from guesses. The data model refuses to blend them, so the numbers survive being questioned.
// the waitlist hears before the store does.
// logged and estimated never blended.
This page sells an app that is real but not finished. What follows is what it does today, not what it might do. Nothing here has a launch date attached, because one hasn't been earned yet.
The figures in the sheet above read zero for the same reason every figure on this site does — no session has been logged yet. They fill from the timer, never from an estimate, and never from a marketing page.
Three things, done honestly
Talking to a phone with dirty hands
The whole idea falls over if logging costs more attention than the job does. A timer you have to unlock, find and tap is a timer you stop using by week three.
So the hard problem is voice: hearing a short command over a compressor, in a concrete room, from someone under a car. That is the part being built and tested now — and it is the reason there is no date on this page.
// they have been measured over a real run.
// measured is exactly what this app exists to stop.