Hum: Daily Check-in

How is your life right now? 0 is the worst possible life. 10 is the best. A daily check-in for yourself, surrounded by a world full of other people's days. Hum asks the same question researchers have been asking people in 140+ countries for over a decade. Tap a number. See which countries are feeling about the same as you today — derived from the World Happiness Report. Less mirror, more window. Some days are 8s. Some are 3s. The world is harder than it used to be. Loneliness is up. The news is exhausting. Social media keeps showing you other people's highlight reels. If your number is low today, you're not behind. You're being honest. Hum is a place where a 4 is okay. What Hum is One question. One number. One moment. No journaling prompts. Not a competition. No AI interpreting your mood. Just your number and the world's numbers, with nothing in between. Over time, Hum quietly surfaces patterns: which day of the week tends to be your best, your steadiest stretch, your biggest jumps. Not as goals to optimize, but as things worth noticing. What Hum isn't Not a wellness app. Not a productivity tool. Not a therapist. Not an algorithm trying to optimize you. Private by design Your check-ins stay on your phone. No accounts. No servers. No tracking. We can't see your data, because we have no infrastructure that could. Sharing is always your choice. That's not a feature — that's the whole architecture. The country averages come from the World Happiness Report, the most rigorous global survey of life satisfaction, conducted by economists since 2012. They ship inside the app, so even using the comparison feature tells us nothing about you. Built for people who don't want another app yelling at them.