Final Lap

The last check before you walk out the door.

iPhone · iOS 17 or later

Not on the App Store yetSupport

This page is live ahead of the app, because the privacy and support URLs below have to exist before Apple will accept a submission.


What it is

Final Lap is for the most ordinary open loop there is: leaving the house. Keys, wallet, badge, did I lock the door, do I have my gym stuff today.

Reminders and alarms fire at a time. This problem lives in a transition, and the things it needs change by day of week. So Final Lap is day-aware, it lives on the Lock Screen as much as in the app, and every decision in it is judged against one question: does this shorten or calm the last five minutes before the door?

What it looks like

The Today screen, showing one routine called "Morning work" with a progress ring reading 0 of 7 and the line "8:49 PM · Leave in 12 min".
Today — one routine, one number, one time.
A sweep in progress for "Morning work". A ring reads 3 of 7. Keys, Wallet and Phone are checked; Work badge, Laptop and Water bottle are not. A line in amber reads "Still open: Work badge, Laptop, Water bottle, and 1 more" above an "Out the door" button.
The sweep — big targets, plain words, amber instead of red.
A confirmation screen with a walking figure passing through a doorway and the words "Everything's with you. Have a good Sunday."
The moment the app is built around.
The routine editor, showing a list of items with per-day settings and a control for the leave time.
Setup happens in a calm moment, never in the hurry path.
The Settings sheet, showing leave nudges, nudge lead time, subscription status, and a privacy row reading "No accounts. No analytics. Nothing leaves this phone."
Settings, including the privacy line the app holds itself to.

Real screens from the app’s own UI test tour, showing its demo data — the same data the tests exercise.


What it does

It knows what day it is

A routine carries different items on different days. Tuesday's list has the gym bag and the library book; Wednesday's does not. You set it once and stop thinking about it.

Built for the hallway, not the desk

Big targets, one hand, no nested screens, no typing. The sweep is operable in under thirty seconds with your shoes half on.

One nudge, not a barrage

A single notification a little before you need to leave. You choose the lead time. It never escalates and it never repeats.

Leaving imperfectly is allowed

"Out the door" works with items still unchecked — it tells you plainly what is still open and lets you go. No red, no alarm, no streak to break.

On the Lock Screen

A Live Activity counts down to your leave time and lets you check items off without unlocking. The best version of this app is the one you barely open.

Nothing to sign up for

No account, no email address, no onboarding survey. It works the moment you install it, offline, forever.


What it costs

Free to use, with as many routines and items as you want.

Just you

$1.99/month

The Live Activity, and your routines synced across your devices.

Your family

$4.99/month

The same, covering everyone in your Apple Family Sharing group.

Auto-renews monthly, cancel any time in Settings. No introductory price that quietly triples, no countdown, no crossed-out number, and no badge telling you which plan to pick.


Privacy

No accounts. No analytics. Nothing leaves this phone unless you turn on sync, and then it goes to your own iCloud, which we cannot read.

That is a statement about the app. This website is a separate surface: it counts visits, though without cookies and without identifying anyone — see the site privacy policy. We keep the two apart because only one of them is true of both.

Documents

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