Wastime

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About this app

Wastime is an offline time tracker with a life calendar and an informational life expectancy calculator. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Consult a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Most days feel full, yet by evening it is hard to say where the hours went. Wastime gives you a time log to look back on, shows how meaningful and wasted time balance out, and puts your days into the wider frame of a life laid out in weeks, leaving the conclusions to you.

Instead of focusing on streaks or generic motivation, Wastime provides a data-driven “truth mirror” of a person’s life. Users log how they spend their time, record meaningful moments, calculate remaining time and define their expected lifespan. The app then visualizes their life in weeks, years, and milestones, helping them see patterns, wasted time, and what truly matters.

Time tracking for everyday activities

Record time by hand or with a stopwatch that keeps its pauses and can split a long session. Every entry belongs to a topic, and a topic can carry a time goal, a deadline or a consistency target. Statistics show totals, daily averages and your best days, weeks and months, with a balance chart between the two kinds of time and a projection of your pace over a year or ten.

Your life in weeks

The life calendar shows your life as a grid of weeks, the ones you have lived filled in and the rest open. Milestones mark what happened when, and Age Stories gives each year of your life a page to write on.

Convert money into time

The money to time converter turns a price into the working hours behind it. Set a rate from what you earn, before or after tax, and a history adds up what your spending came to in time and what share of your expected life it took.

Time calculators

The 24-hour calculator shows what remains of a day once everything already in it is counted. Planning works backwards from a goal and a deadline to a daily commitment, and Wasted puts a figure on a habit that stopped giving anything back. Leftover estimates the time you likely have left with someone you love, from how often you meet and both of your life expectancies.

Space to reflect

Journey is eight chapters about time and the thinking behind the app. Questions offers prompts about life, death, meaning and time, and saves your answers.

A life expectancy to build on

The calendars and several calculators use your expected lifespan, taken from life tables for the countries you choose, a figure of your own, or the short life expectancy calculator's ten questions about sleep, stress, exercise and similar habits. The result is a statistical estimate for reflection, and a disclaimer explains its limits before the first question.

Offline and ad-free

Time logs, calendars and calculations work offline without an account, and there are no ads. A local backup exports your data to a file you can restore later. Publishing a life calendar as a web page is the one feature that needs an account and a connection.

Start with one ordinary day and see what it adds up to.

What’s new

Confirm in the date and time wheels now keeps what you see even when you never spun anything, and the wheel closes once you have answered it.

Screens with tabs stay on the tab you left them on – opening something over one no longer moves the selection by itself.

A topic keeps its place while its list refreshes behind the screen, instead of folding back to the first tab.

In Age Stories the editor's buttons sit at the bottom edge again, without an empty strip under the story.