Life in Weeks

The tool presents a graphical timeline that maps a person’s expected lifespan into individual weeks, allowing users to see how much time remains under various assumptions. By entering personal data such as age, life expectancy, and daily habits, the display allocates weeks to categories like sleep, work, screen time, and time spent with family or friends. Users can modify these allocations to explore how changes in routine affect the overall distribution of weeks.

It is aimed at individuals who want a concrete visual representation of how they spend their time over the course of a life, particularly those interested in personal health, time management, or reflective planning. The interface emphasizes simplicity, showing a grid of colored blocks that correspond to different activities, making it easy to grasp the proportion of weeks dedicated to each area.

What distinguishes the project is its focus on weekly granularity rather than years or months, and its interactive adjustment of lifestyle factors to instantly reshape the visual. The experimental status indicates that it is still under development, but it already provides a clear, data‑driven way to contemplate the passage of time.