Move and mind
Counted steps, a meditation timer, narrated sits and yoga, all on your own terms.
No society needed
The life you want to live, one small step at a time.
Steps, meditation, yoga, reading, your day plan, money, games and friends. One calm app that is yours alone, free for now.
iPhone, Android and the webYour records are only yours
Screens from a demo account. Names and figures shown are made up.
1:00The film
The life you want to live.
One minute on the little things a good life is made of, and the app built around them. No society needed.
What is inside
Six corners of a calmer day.
Put the ones you use on Home, in your own order. The rest stays one search away.
Read and reflect
Time your reading, keep the lines you love, and ask yourself why once a day.
Plan your day
Blocks that close themselves, a private task list, and a scanner for paper.
Money and friends
Know where it went, share a bill, lend a book, and keep a circle you chose.
Play
A few puzzles a day, and games with a friend or a bot.
Start and stay safe
Sign in with a phone, make Home yours, and keep emergency numbers close.
A day with itWatch My day, 1:02
You plan the day. It closes the blocks for you.
Plan blocks for meditation, yoga, reading and a walk. When your timer or your phone's steps show it is done, the block closes itself. No ticking boxes, no leaderboard, no one watching.
6:00Meditate for 15 minutes
7:00Read for 30 minutes
8:30Walk 2,000 steps
Better with friends
Friends you choose, never strangers.
Start a circle by sending a friend an emailed link. Then share costs, lend things, and play chess or Ludo, against a bot or each other. People only appear when you invite them.
Watch Friends, 0:55
Privacy
What you keep here is yours alone.
No neighbours, no committee, no feed of other people's days. Friends see only what you choose to share with them.
Your routine, reading and notes are private
Your day plan, your lines from books, your whys and your to-dos are visible only to you.
Friends see what you share
In a circle, a game or a shared bill, friends see what that thing needs, and nothing else.
Take your data, or delete it
Download or delete your data from your account whenever you want.
Sign in with a phone or an email
A six-digit code by WhatsApp, text or email, or Google or Apple. No password to remember.
Start with one small step today.
Free for now, on your phone or in your browser. Choose Use Aangan just for me when it asks.
Watch
See all filmsOne short film for every part.
25 films, about a minute each, made for the phone.
0:58Today on HomeRings for steps, meditation and reading, and what needs your action.
1:02My dayPlan the day in blocks that close themselves.
1:01MoneyLog what you spend, set a budget for the month, and see where it went.
0:56MeditateA timer and a bell, guided or silent.
0:50ReadTime your reading, keep your place, and save the lines you love.
0:56Split with friendsShare costs with friends and settle up.
1:00Daily puzzlesA few puzzles a day, new at midnight.
0:54Scan to PDFTurn paper into a PDF with your phone camera.
0:51YogaTime your practice, or tell it afterwards.
0:52StepsCounted by your phone, shown against your goal.Watch the whole guide on YouTube, in order, as one playlist.Open the playlist
Questions
Before you start.
Do I need to belong to a society?
No. Choose Use Aangan just for me and you get Home, your day, health, money, games and friends. If you live in a society that is on Aangan, you can ask to join it later from the same app.
Is it free?
Yes, it is free for everyone for now. If that ever changes for people with no society, we will say so first, and Emergency, Help, your account and downloading or deleting your data would stay free.
Who can see what I keep?
Only you see your routine, your reading, your whys and your to-dos. Friends see only what you share with them in a circle, a game or a shared bill.
How do I sign in?
With a phone number or an email, and a six-digit code. A phone number gets the code by WhatsApp or text. Google and Apple work too. You do not need an email to use a phone number, or the other way round.
Does it work on the web?
Yes. Open it in your browser and sign in the same way. Steps are counted by your phone, so on a computer they read on your phone.