Your people. A reason to join in.

Find company in what you're doing.

Work, pray, study, walk, or spend time together. HereNow helps you join in with your people, wherever you gather.

Previously Lifeinfull. Same account, people, and history.

A little company, today.
Work together3 here now
Check in
Evening walkA little fresh air, together
Daily prayerYour people, showing up

Explore the tabs. Example people and groups.

Three ways to come together

Start with the people.
Give them somewhere to meet.

An activity you share. Someone you want to connect with. A place you belong. There's more than one way in.

01 / CIRCLES

Something to do together.

A work session, a walk, a book, a daily prayer. Name your circle and invite people. Add a schedule if you want one.

02 / PEOPLE

Keep your people close.

Connect directly, keep a private conversation going, and see who's participating now in a circle or place you share.

03 / PLACES

Wherever you gather.

Your gym, parish, workplace, or a space online. Bring together the people there and find circles to join.

Here, now

A simple way to say
“I'm here.”

Tap when you're participating. Your people can see you're there and join in.

Here in Work together

Choose when you'll finish, with a quick choice or a custom end time. Your presence ends automatically. Change the time or finish early whenever you need. Only people in that shared circle or place can see it.

Some days, it helps to know someone else is doing it with you.

You choose when to share that you're here. Opening the app, recording a past check-in, and automatic health logs don't turn your presence on.

Your check-ins keep a record of showing up together. Ending a session keeps that history.

A few things to know

Make yourself at home.

What happened to Lifeinfull?

Lifeinfull is now HereNow. The app has grown around people spending time and doing things together. Places replaces the Life tab. Your account, circles, conversations, and check-in history stay with you.

Do I have to pick a category or set a goal?

No. Start a circle with a name and an invitation. A recurring schedule is optional. Your existing circle schedules remain available.

What's the difference between a circle and a place?

A circle is a shared activity or experience with a group. A place brings together the people who gather somewhere, physically or online. A place can have several circles, and a circle can stand on its own.

Does the green dot mean someone is online?

It means they've chosen to share that they're participating now in a circle or place you both belong to. It expires automatically. It doesn't reveal activity in groups you don't share.

Can anyone see where I am?

Current participation is visible to members of the circle or place where you tap Check in. Places start invite only, with an option to list them in the directory. Digital places don't need location permission. See the privacy policy for details.

Come as you are

Join in with your people.

Start a circle. Find your place. Let someone know you're here.