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You're going to die. Make the most of it.

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An interactive visualization of how many weeks you have to live. Realizing that there is a finite, countable number of weeks you have to live is a great way to stop procrastinating!
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You Will Die in X Weeks 2.0

A stark reminder of the finiteness of life
An interactive visualization of how many weeks you have to live. Realizing that there is a finite, countable number of weeks you have to live is a great way to stop procrastinating! Now with a gratitude journal and daily reminders.
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You Will Die in X Weeks 2.0 gallery image
You Will Die in X Weeks 2.0 gallery image
You Will Die in X Weeks 2.0 gallery image
You Will Die in X Weeks 2.0 gallery image
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Web App•Quantified Self
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Shah Galeeb Ahmed
Maker
Hi Product Hunt! I made this interactive visualization builder three years ago based on a waitbutwhy post. Since then lots of people have used it and let me know it was equal parts awesome and scary. Many have mentioned it's scared them into not wasting time! Now you can save the visualization and return to the site and have it automatically update. Also, there's a free, private gratitude journal on the site and there's a streak tracker! I plan on adding more practices later this year. Would love to hear what you think. Best, Shah
Horatio Thomas
@shahgaleeb How are you calculating life expectancy?
Shah Galeeb Ahmed
Maker
@horatio_t It's not calculated, it's using 90 years, but the goal is to visualize it in weeks and the number becomes very finite. 4,000 weeks feels visceral compared to 90 years.
Eric Lu
Always a good reminder of our own mortality .. congrats on the launch!
Vio
We don't "die", we "lose platform". You should check out my "platform theory" ... very conveniently useful ;) But still, no reason to procrastinate ...
Shah Galeeb Ahmed
Maker
@vio_vio thanks for checking it out! where can I find theory?