Life in Weeks
Your life, week by week.
Every row is a year. Every square is a week. Enter your birthday and see how much of the grid you've filled — and how much is still blank.
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Why weeks?
Tim Urban popularized this view in a 2014 essay: a human life, if it lasts 90 years, is about 4,680 weeks. When you see them all laid out at once, time stops feeling infinite.
Some weeks feel slow. Some years feel fast. But the squares don't lie — they stay the same size.
Is this morbid?
That's up to you. Most people find it clarifying rather than sad — a nudge to notice which squares they're filling with what.
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Related
- Age on Other Planets — the same life, in alien units.
- Time Dust — where the weeks actually went.