15 minutes.One kid.Every day.
One kid gets all of you for 15 minutes.We call it our 15.
We call it our 15.
Fifteen minutes where one kid doesn’t have to compete with your phone, your work, the dishes, or their siblings.
1% of your day. 100% of your attention.
- 01Pick one kid.
- 02Put the phone down.
- 03Let them lead.
- 04Give them 15.
Fifteen is the floor, not the ceiling. If it turns into forty-five, even better. Fifteen is just small enough to actually start.
One million minutes of a kid having somebody’s whole attention.
Your 15 moves the number. Every one counts.
One family can’t get there.
All of us can.
A million is our first milestone. The one we’re really after is a billion minutes of kids getting somebody’s whole attention. We start with the first fifteen.
What our 15 can build.
One session is fifteen minutes. Hundreds of them become the way your family works. Here’s the kind of thing parents tend to notice, in their kid’s words.
“We have this thing we do together.”
“What I want to do matters.”
“I don’t always have to compete for your attention.”
“My ideas are worth hearing.”
“You actually know what’s going on with me.”
“I have a voice.”
“I can bring things to you.”
“I matter even when I’m not achieving something.”
“You’re one of the people I can go to.”
“You understand me.”
Not a promise, and not a scientific claim. One-on-one, child-led time is a long-standing idea in family therapy and parenting programs. Our only contribution is making it small, named, and daily.
What a 15 looks like
Once a day, with one kid.
The app will keep the time so you don’t have to.
Start it, put it down, look at your kid. It counts your minutes into the shared total and remembers what you did. We’re building it now — members get it before we start.
A preview of what we’re building.
We all start the same morning.
We start at once and the count begins at zero. It’s easier to keep something up when you know other parents are doing it tonight too.
It isn’t a 30-day challenge. It’s the day we begin.
Count me in for September 15thWe knew it was the answer. We still didn’t commit.
My wife and I did one-on-one time inconsistently for years. We knew it worked. We still didn’t do it most days. I’m not a parenting expert — I’m just a dad who finally committed and gave it a name.
Now my girls ask me if we can do our 15. That is why this exists.
15 minutes a day.
$15 a month.
The app opens before we start.
$15 a month from the day you get it.
- Your time, tracked without effort
- Your family’s activity, saved
- Optional photos and video, always private
- Your minutes added to the shared mission
- Early access the moment it opens
Questions
They won’t remember the busy day.
They’ll remember you sat down.
Who gets your 15 today?
Count me in for September 15th