Time Left is an iOS life calendar that turns your remaining weeks into a simple visual timeline. Add past and future moments, personalize Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, and keep your personal data stored locally.
Hey Product Hunt,
I’m Julien, the maker of Time Left.
I built Time Left as a personal reminder that time is concrete.
Not in a dark or productivity-hack way, but in a simple visual way: your life shown as weeks, with the moments that matter placed directly on that timeline.
The app started from the “life in weeks” idea, then grew into a native iOS app with:
• A Life in Weeks calendar
• Past and future moments
• Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets
• Countdown widgets for meaningful dates
• Year progress and vintage-style widgets
• A solar gradient background system
• Local storage for personal data like your birthdate
I’d love feedback on two things:
1. Does the positioning feel clear?
2. Which widget or view would you expect to use most often?
Thanks for taking a look.
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does the local storage mean everything stays on device or are widgets pulling data from a synced backup somewhere?
How does the timeline update if you change your birthdate or want to add multiple life segments down the road, and is that adjustment something you can do from the widget itself or only inside the main app?
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the local-only data approach for something this personal feels like the right call, especially paired with widgets that actually fit the home screen aesthetic instead of fighting it
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The widgets are genuinely the best part — seeing the weeks laid out on my Lock Screen makes time feel less abstract somehow. Appreciate that everything stays on device too, no account fuss.
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The widget on my Lock Screen actually makes me pause for a second each time I check the time, which I didn't expect. Love that everything stays on the phone too.
Life: Just One - V2
does the local storage mean everything stays on device or are widgets pulling data from a synced backup somewhere?
Life: Just One - V2
@halilsl6f Nope, everything stays on your device. For backups, you can export the local data yourself.
How does it handle data if I switch to a new phone, since everything is stored locally?
Life: Just One - V2
@bedirhan19697 You can export/import them manually :-)
How does the timeline update if you change your birthdate or want to add multiple life segments down the road, and is that adjustment something you can do from the widget itself or only inside the main app?
the local-only data approach for something this personal feels like the right call, especially paired with widgets that actually fit the home screen aesthetic instead of fighting it
The widgets are genuinely the best part — seeing the weeks laid out on my Lock Screen makes time feel less abstract somehow. Appreciate that everything stays on device too, no account fuss.
The widget on my Lock Screen actually makes me pause for a second each time I check the time, which I didn't expect. Love that everything stays on the phone too.