Life Calendar - Life in Weeks
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Life Calendar — your whole life, one week per square.
Enter your birthday and a life expectancy, and every week from your birth to that horizon opens up as a single grid. Weeks you have lived are filled in. This very week glows. The weeks ahead stay as pale, empty squares. At 90 years that is about 4,680 squares — your entire life, in your hand.
■ Why weeks?
Drawn in years, a life is only about 90 squares — too short and too abstract to feel. Drawn in days it is over 30,000, far too many to take in at a glance. A week sits between the two, and it is the unit we actually plan and remember in.
■ What's inside
· Life grid — week / month / year views. Pinch to zoom in on a single square
· This Week card — one square you are living right now, before the 90-year grid
· One line a day — a single line at the end of the day. A record, not a plan
· Moments — graduation, a first day at work, a wedding: pinned to the grid with a date, icon and colour
· Chapters — paint whole seasons of life, like school years or a first job
· Bucket list — things to do, people to see again, things you do every day
· Life counter — weekends, birthdays and full moons still ahead; heartbeats, breaths and meals so far
· Life expectancy estimate — a few questions to set your own starting point
· Share cards — turn the grid and the numbers into one image to save or share
· Backup / restore — your whole history in a single file
■ The people beside you
"How many more times will I see my parents?" This app counts them. If you meet four times a year, the number left is smaller than you think. It isn't there to frighten you — it's there to change what next weekend is for.
■ Made for you if
· You want to spend your time more deliberately
· You want to see that time is finite, and stay in the present because of it
· You want the big moments of your life kept in one place
· You would rather look back at the path than set another goal
■ What this app does not do
· No account, no sign-in
· Everything stays on your device and is never sent to a server
· Works offline (apart from ads)
· No productivity scores, no streaks, no nagging reminders. A life is not a target to hit
■ Languages
한국어, English, 日本語, 中文, Español, Português, Français, Deutsch, Bahasa Indonesia, Tiếng Việt
■ Note
The life expectancy figure is an average-based example, not a prediction of your actual lifespan. You can change it any time in settings.
Enter your birthday and a life expectancy, and every week from your birth to that horizon opens up as a single grid. Weeks you have lived are filled in. This very week glows. The weeks ahead stay as pale, empty squares. At 90 years that is about 4,680 squares — your entire life, in your hand.
■ Why weeks?
Drawn in years, a life is only about 90 squares — too short and too abstract to feel. Drawn in days it is over 30,000, far too many to take in at a glance. A week sits between the two, and it is the unit we actually plan and remember in.
■ What's inside
· Life grid — week / month / year views. Pinch to zoom in on a single square
· This Week card — one square you are living right now, before the 90-year grid
· One line a day — a single line at the end of the day. A record, not a plan
· Moments — graduation, a first day at work, a wedding: pinned to the grid with a date, icon and colour
· Chapters — paint whole seasons of life, like school years or a first job
· Bucket list — things to do, people to see again, things you do every day
· Life counter — weekends, birthdays and full moons still ahead; heartbeats, breaths and meals so far
· Life expectancy estimate — a few questions to set your own starting point
· Share cards — turn the grid and the numbers into one image to save or share
· Backup / restore — your whole history in a single file
■ The people beside you
"How many more times will I see my parents?" This app counts them. If you meet four times a year, the number left is smaller than you think. It isn't there to frighten you — it's there to change what next weekend is for.
■ Made for you if
· You want to spend your time more deliberately
· You want to see that time is finite, and stay in the present because of it
· You want the big moments of your life kept in one place
· You would rather look back at the path than set another goal
■ What this app does not do
· No account, no sign-in
· Everything stays on your device and is never sent to a server
· Works offline (apart from ads)
· No productivity scores, no streaks, no nagging reminders. A life is not a target to hit
■ Languages
한국어, English, 日本語, 中文, Español, Português, Français, Deutsch, Bahasa Indonesia, Tiếng Việt
■ Note
The life expectancy figure is an average-based example, not a prediction of your actual lifespan. You can change it any time in settings.
Life in weeks — see your whole life as a grid, mark moments, feel the time left.
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What’s new
Now in 10 languages 🌏
• Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Indonesian, Vietnamese
• Pick your language from a dropdown in Settings
• Fixed a freeze when saving a record from a square in the life grid
• Fixed the grid screen shifting while you type a record
• Redrew the app icon and the launch screen
• Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Indonesian, Vietnamese
• Pick your language from a dropdown in Settings
• Fixed a freeze when saving a record from a square in the life grid
• Fixed the grid screen shifting while you type a record
• Redrew the app icon and the launch screen
