01 / A LITTLE PERSPECTIVE
Your time.
A bigger picture.
Every square is a week. Every week is yours.
LIFE IN WEEKS
The weeks that make a life
Tap a square, use the arrows, or enter a week number. Each square shows an actual date range.
You have lived 33.4% of the chosen display span. You choose the span; it is not a lifespan estimate. Each row is 364 days, not a calendar year. The last square may be partial.
The shape of a life
Growing older. Seeing more.
Rotate a character and explore the years. Or begin a fictional life and choose what comes on the next page.
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Preparing your character…
An artistic expression of age. Focus the character, then use left/right arrows to rotate and +/− to zoom.
NEW / THE 168-HOUR LAB
Make room for what matters.
Adjust your weekly schedule and see where time goes. Then explore what twenty minutes, five times a week, adds up to over twelve weeks.
Explore my week ↗No sign-in · Download your draft · Inputs stay in this page02 / FIELD NOTES
Make room for what matters.
01 / PERSPECTIVE
Use a life calendar without turning it into a deadline
A square can hold a week without judging it. Try a small planning exercise that makes room for something you care about.
Read the note ↗02 / MILESTONES
Your 10,000-day milestone: a date between birthdays
Find a thousand-day anniversary with a clear starting point, worked examples, and no off-by-one surprises.
Read the note ↗03 / METHOD
Days between dates: decide what you are counting
Why the same date can mean zero or one day. Our conventions for intervals, leap years, age, and time zones.
Read the note ↗04 / TIME EXPERIMENT
A 168-hour week: build a time budget you can revise
A complete worked example separates commitments, double counting and unallocated time. Use the budget to understand constraints, not to judge yourself.
Read the note ↗05 / SMALL PROJECTS
What can twenty minutes do? Plan an investment, not a promise
Define an action, its frequency and a review point. A small project can be adjustable without a streak or a life-changing guarantee.
Read the note ↗06 / HOW TO USE IT
Put a day milestone in your calendar: check before and after import
Understand all-day events, day zero and reminders so that a milestone does not arrive a day early or appear twice.
Read the note ↗About your time map
Does this predict my lifespan?
No. 80 years is a default display span, adjustable from 20 to 120 years. We do not use health information or death probabilities, and blank squares are not a prediction of remaining life.
Why is a row not exactly one year?
A row has 52 seven-day squares, totaling 364 days. Calendar years have 365 or 366 days. The weeks run continuously, so row boundaries do not stay aligned with birthdays.
Is my birthday saved?
This version does not write your birthday to a server, cookies, or local storage. Refreshing restores the example. A downloaded calendar contains your week count and reference date; share it only if you want to.