Life Calendar - Life in Weeks
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Life Calendar — see your whole life as "one week = one box."
Enter just your date of birth and life expectancy, and your entire life unfolds on a single screen as a grid — from the week you were born to your life expectancy. Weeks already lived are filled in, this very week glows gold, and the weeks still ahead wait as faint empty boxes. At 90 years that's about 4,680 boxes — your whole life in the palm of your hand.
■ Why count in weeks?
Drawn in years you only get 80–90 boxes, so life looks far too short and abstract. Drawn in days you get over 30,000 — impossible to grasp at a glance. Weeks are the sweet spot, and the unit we actually plan and remember life in.
■ Who it's for
· Anyone who wants to spend their time more meaningfully
· Anyone who wants to feel that time is finite — and focus on "now"
· Anyone who wants to keep life's big moments in one place
■ Key features
· Life calendar: visualize your whole life by week / month / year
· Core metrics: age, weeks lived, weeks left, progress (%)
· Moments: pin events like graduation, a first job, a wedding, or a birth with a date, emoji, and color
· Chapters: paint whole eras — school, a first job — as spans
· Life counters: weekends, birthdays and full moons still ahead, plus heartbeats, breaths and meals so far
· Life-expectancy estimate: a few questions to find your starting point
· Stats: moments by decade, your most-used icons
· Share your life calendar as an image and save it to your gallery
· Backup / restore: keep your records and settings safe in a single file
· Korean / English, light & dark mode
■ Private by design
Everything is processed only on your device and is never sent to any server. Your date of birth and moments disappear when you uninstall the app.
* Life expectancy is an illustrative average and does not predict your actual lifespan.
Life is shorter than you think — and longer than you think. Start drawing how you'll fill the boxes that remain, with Life Calendar.
Enter just your date of birth and life expectancy, and your entire life unfolds on a single screen as a grid — from the week you were born to your life expectancy. Weeks already lived are filled in, this very week glows gold, and the weeks still ahead wait as faint empty boxes. At 90 years that's about 4,680 boxes — your whole life in the palm of your hand.
■ Why count in weeks?
Drawn in years you only get 80–90 boxes, so life looks far too short and abstract. Drawn in days you get over 30,000 — impossible to grasp at a glance. Weeks are the sweet spot, and the unit we actually plan and remember life in.
■ Who it's for
· Anyone who wants to spend their time more meaningfully
· Anyone who wants to feel that time is finite — and focus on "now"
· Anyone who wants to keep life's big moments in one place
■ Key features
· Life calendar: visualize your whole life by week / month / year
· Core metrics: age, weeks lived, weeks left, progress (%)
· Moments: pin events like graduation, a first job, a wedding, or a birth with a date, emoji, and color
· Chapters: paint whole eras — school, a first job — as spans
· Life counters: weekends, birthdays and full moons still ahead, plus heartbeats, breaths and meals so far
· Life-expectancy estimate: a few questions to find your starting point
· Stats: moments by decade, your most-used icons
· Share your life calendar as an image and save it to your gallery
· Backup / restore: keep your records and settings safe in a single file
· Korean / English, light & dark mode
■ Private by design
Everything is processed only on your device and is never sent to any server. Your date of birth and moments disappear when you uninstall the app.
* Life expectancy is an illustrative average and does not predict your actual lifespan.
Life is shorter than you think — and longer than you think. Start drawing how you'll fill the boxes that remain, with Life Calendar.
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