Bhullar

The year in months, weeks, or days. Today in hours or minutes. One grid of dots; tap to zoom. Now with memories: your notes resurface on the day they were made.

Bhullar is a telescope for time. One grid of dots, five zoom levels. Tap the grid and the year becomes months, then weeks, then days; tap again and you are looking at today, hour by hour, then minute by minute.

The unit you are in glows. The units that have passed fill in. The rest wait quietly. That is the whole app, and that is the point.

New in 2.0: memories. Tap the plus button and write down what right now deserves to keep, with a photo if you like. Days that hold a memory glow gold in the grid, and when a memory's date comes around again it resurfaces under the grid: on this day. If you also use Randhawa, our map app, memories flow between the two: made in either, shown in both. Randhawa gives them a place; Bhullar gives them a time.

• 12 months, 52-odd weeks, 365-odd days, 24-odd hours, 1,440-odd minutes • Tap anywhere on the dots to change scale; the app remembers where you left it • Three Home Screen widgets: Year in Dots, Day in Dots, and Dots at Any Scale, which you can set to months, weeks, days, or hours • Lock Screen widgets in every size • Updates itself: live while open, hourly for the day, at midnight for the year

Honest timekeeping: • Leap years get 366 dots automatically • On clock-change days, the day truthfully shows 23 or 25 hours, and 1,380 or 1,500 minutes • Weeks follow your calendar settings

Deliberately minimal: • No account to create. No sign-up. iCloud sync is optional and uses your own private iCloud, which we cannot read. • No tracking. No analytics. No ads. • The grid needs nothing: every dot is computed on your device from the date

Glance, take it in, get on with your day.