Prove your hours.
Keep your coverage.

A free app for the 80-hour rule. Coming to iPhone and Android in November 2026.

What is changing

From January 1, 2027, most adults on Medicaid must show 80 hours a month of work, school, training or volunteering — or prove they are exempt. SNAP has required the same 80 hours since November 2025.

History says most people who lose coverage under rules like these were still eligible. They lose it to paperwork, not to work.

What the app does

Tracks your hours. Tap to log a shift, a class or a volunteer day. One log counts for both Medicaid and SNAP.
Saves your proof. Photograph a pay stub and it reads the hours and dates for you. Everything stays private to you.
Explains your letters. Photograph a letter from the state and get plain language: what it means, what to do, by when.
Reminds you before the deadline. Renewal is where most people fall off. You get told well before it.

What it does not do

It does not decide whether you qualify. Only your state does that.
It does not send anything to your state for you. It gets your paperwork ready and points you to the right place.
It never asks for your Social Security number.

For clinics, legal aid, food banks and libraries

The app is free, and there is a printable flyer and poster for your waiting room. If your clients are asking what to do about the 80-hour rule, write to partners@workedmy80.com and we will send the kit.

Where the rule is already live

Georgia has run its version since 2023. Nebraska started May 1, 2026, Montana July 1, 2026, and Arkansas began sending notices July 1, 2026 without cutting anyone off before January. Iowa starts December 1, 2026. Illinois began notifying people on September 1, 2026.

Every rule in the app carries a link to the state's own page and the date we last checked it.