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Ur Late

How it works

Every time someone keeps someone else waiting, they get a ticket for the minutes. Ur Late nets out what you’ve waited for each other, so there’s only ever one number to argue about.

LATE NOTICENo. 000018
OFFENDER
YOUR BROTHER
KEPT WAITING
YOU

18MIN

The worked example

You give your brother a lift a few times a week. He’s a minute or two late almost every time. Sometimes you are too. Over three weeks, he kept you waiting 20 minutes and you kept him waiting 2.

You waited for him
20 min
He waited for you
2 min
He owes you
18 min

In a group, each pair of people has its own balance, and the leaderboard adds them up: who’s owed the most minutes overall, and who owes the most.

The rules

  1. Add someone

    One person or a group. They don’t need the app yet: type their name and start counting. When they join through your invite, every minute so far becomes theirs to see too.

  2. Log who was late

    Pick who was late, tap the minutes, add a note like “dinner” if you want, save. The person who waited can log it, and so can the person who was late. Minutes are always whole minutes.

  3. It counts straight away

    The other person gets notified and has 48 hours to dispute an entry. If you’d both rather approve every entry first, switch to confirm mode.

  4. Edits leave a trail

    You can change or delete your own entries, but they’re marked as edited and the old values stay in the history. Nobody can quietly rewrite what happened.

  5. Forgive or reset

    Only the person who’s owed can let minutes go: forgive a few, or reset to zero. It’s logged like everything else, and nothing ever resets on its own.

More questions? Read the FAQ.

All square. Enjoy it while it lasts.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.