Hi Product Hunt and Hunters, I'm Vladimir, and I made Wastime.

I built it for myself first, to find answers to my own questions and sort out a few of my own problems. In September 2024 I noticed I was scrolling through my own life the way I scroll a feed. So, I wrote my hours down for about ten days, then spent a weekend building a tiny app that carried them forward ten years. Just the ordinary small stuff came to about 6,500 hours, close to nine months of life. And most of what came after grew around that number.

Now there is a Time Diary, Life Calendars, Life Expectancy, Calculators, Converter, Questions and Wastime Journey. Each part looks at time from its own side, and together they give a wider picture of your time and your life. The app works offline, needs no account and shows no ads. An account (and a connection) is needed only if you want to publish your calendar as a web page.

I have been working on it for more than two years now, about 2,130 hours so far (logged in the app itself). And there is still a lot I want to add and improve.

Honestly, I don't expect it to be useful for many people. But, maybe, for someone in a particular spot in life, a bit like the one I was in, it could help too.

If you are curious, I'd start with Wastime Journey in the app. It explains why I made all this better than a comment can.

Life Expectancy and the Leftover calculator can hit harder than you expect. If today isn't the day for them, skip them. The Time Diary and many other parts of the app work fine on their own.

#keepfeeling