168 is an iPhone app designed as a weekly time ledger, helping users approach their 168 hours each week with intentionality. The app encourages individuals to budget their time as they would money, assigning hours to four to eight self-chosen categories such as sleep, deep work, family, or exercise. This approach aims to provide a structured view of how time is allocated and spent, fostering greater awareness and purposeful living.
The setup process involves selecting personal accounts—categories that matter most for the current season—and assigning a specific number of hours to each. Each account is capped at its designated budget, and the setup can be completed in a matter of minutes. Throughout the week, users log their activities by tapping a log button, selecting the relevant account, and entering the minutes spent, or by using a timer feature. Missed days can be updated retrospectively through the week view. This straightforward logging process is designed to take about ten seconds per entry.
At the end of each week, 168 generates a digital receipt summarizing how time was actually spent versus the original budget. The receipt includes subtotals, drift (hours unaccounted for), and the remaining balance, allowing users to compare their results to previous weeks. This weekly summary provides an honest, quantitative reflection of time use, aiming to replace unreliable memory with clear data. The receipt can be shared and is presented in a single-page format for easy review.
168 is available exclusively for iPhone and can be downloaded from the App Store. The app does not include advertisements. It positions itself as a tool for anyone seeking to manage their time more deliberately by treating hours as a finite, valuable resource.
In the Productivity & Work space, 168 takes a focused approach. It helps users budget and track their weekly time usage to improve productivity and self-awareness. It is built as a consumer product for individuals seeking to manage their time effectively. 168 is a paid product starting at $4. The product ships for the web and iOS.
It is developed by Young Chan Hong (United States), and the product first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include time budgeting, weekly logging, and category tracking.
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