Minute History Support
Minute History shows a historical record for each minute. Contact us if you need help using the app or find an error in a record.
Contact us
Please include your device model, iOS or Android version, app version, the affected screen and steps to reproduce the issue. Hide personal information before sending screenshots. We do not need payment details or passwords.
Report an error in a historical record
Send the record title, the displayed date and time, the detail you believe is incorrect, and a verifiable source link. An event’s time may differ from the sending or receipt time of a document. Each record’s detail view explains the time evidence and links to the original source.
Why does the widget show a different time?
iOS controls widget refreshes, so the widget may not change at the same moment as the app. The time on the widget belongs to the record it displays. Open the app to check the record for the current minute. On Android, tap ↻ to refresh the widget without opening the app. Automatic updates may be delayed by power-saving and alarm settings. You can optionally allow Alarms & reminders in Settings.
Internet access and favorites
Historical records bundled with the app can be read offline. Opening source websites or this support page requires internet access. Ad requests in the ad-supported iOS and Android versions also require internet access.
Favorites and preferences are stored on your device. The app does not offer a separate account or cross-device synchronization. Deleting the app removes local data, so review important favorites first. On iOS, restoring a device backup may restore earlier data. The Android app disables automatic cloud backup; device-to-device transfers may depend on the manufacturer.
Event packs
The current release’s base records are free. Additional packs are being prepared; the current release does not sell paid packs.
Android ads and privacy choices
The ad-supported Android version (1.0.1 and later) displays a Google AdMob banner at the bottom of the Shelf. Android 1.0.0 does not contain ads. Where required, the app presents an advertising privacy consent form; when consent management is required, you can revisit your choices through ‘Ad privacy choices’ in app settings. You can reset or delete the advertising ID in Android settings. Read the Android advertising section of our Privacy Policy for the data handled by the advertising service.
iOS ads and privacy options
The ad-supported iOS version (starting with 1.0 build 10) displays a Google AdMob banner at the bottom of the Shelf. The ad-free iOS 1.0 build 9 and earlier versions do not contain ads. Where required, the app presents an advertising privacy consent form; when consent management is required, you can revisit your choices through ‘Advertising Privacy Options’ in app settings. It does not request ATT permission to access the IDFA. Read the iOS advertising section of our Privacy Policy for the data handled by the advertising service.
Privacy
Our Privacy Policy distinguishes local app storage, iOS and Android advertising services, and analytics on this website.