TIME & CHOICES
What could a different week make room for?
Explore work, commuting and life after work through practical examples. Try a time budget, then keep the choices that matter to you.
iOS 17+ · Free allocation and profile editing · Optional one-time Pro for comparison and more
Start with a question that matters
The Hidden Hours in a 40-Hour Workweek
Count work, commuting and preparation, then compare the hours a different arrangement could make available.
Read the guide →02Before You Try a Four-Day Week, Compare Two Ordinary Weeks
Compare five eight-hour days, four ten-hour days and four eight-hour days with a clear time budget.
Read the guide →03Retirement Has a Time Budget Too
Sketch an ordinary week after work, keeping recurring responsibilities, interests and flexibility in view.
Read the guide →04Where Would Five Fewer Commute Hours Go?
Explore where fewer commuting hours could go, including responsibilities that move and the shape of the time.
Read the guide →05Why Two Free Hours May Not Fit a Two-Hour Plan
Check whether available hours occur in the right blocks for a class, a visit or another activity.
Read the guide →06How to Compare Two Life Plans Without Counting an Hour Twice
Keep shared activities, bundled commuting and comparison assumptions consistent without double counting.
Read the guide →07A Life Calendar Shows the Horizon. A Time Budget Helps Choose a Week.
Turn a longer view of time into one practical weekly intention, with space left for ordinary life.
Read the guide →08One More Year at Work: Write Down the Time Trade-Off
Write down the time side of another working year, keeping financial questions and uncertain inputs separate.
Read the guide →FINAL CURTAIN
Give your own scenarios a place to live.
Enter your activities and a life horizon you choose. Save a current profile and an alternative. Core allocation and profile editing are free. One Pro purchase adds side-by-side comparison, custom activity creation and the Home Screen countdown widget.
Profiles stay on your device, with no app account. Estimates depend on your assumptions; they do not predict lifespan or assess retirement affordability.
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