It’s 11:11 somewhere, right now.
The social network that’s alive for one minute — and asleep the other 23 hours and 58.
You notice the clock.
11:11. You already look — everyone does. We never send a notification. The clock itself is the invitation.
You catch the minute.
Open the app inside the sixty seconds. Keep your streak. See the real count of people on Earth inside the minute with you.
You meet the world.
Say one line to the globe. Read what strangers in other countries are thinking in the same sixty seconds. When the minute dies, the page turns — forever.
Ghost by default
You’re counted, never named — until you choose to be visible. Someone wants to know you? Nothing is shared unless you accept.
No feeds, no followers, no notifications
There is nothing to scroll at 14:30. Miss the minute, miss the world. That scarcity is the whole point.
Real numbers only
Every count you see is the live truth from the server — and your device clock can’t cheat the minute. We’d rather show “just you so far” than invent a crowd.
Your clock hides other treasures. Collect them in the field guide:
Be there when the minute opens.
iPhone first. Android right behind. No email list — just remember us at 11:11.
Launching soon