Most of us treat time as infinite. It's not. intnt shows your entire life as a grid of months — every single one, from birth to the end. Each dot is one month. Set milestones and see exactly where they fit in your remaining time. Stop planning "someday." See how much time you actually have.
'Journey' is the perfect word for it. I built this because I wanted a map for that journey—something to check in with quietly. Glad it resonated with you!
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I like the simplicity, maybe let the user choose the lifespan. Some consider life will be much longer this century!
@vladstan That’s fair. The fixed lifespan is intentional for now, but I’m thinking about ways to make it more personal.
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Yeah, I’d also like the ability to set a different lifespan. None of us knows the number of days we have left, but even optimistically we can’t all expect a 90 year health span. It’d be cool to have that more personalized.
Either way, the UI looks good and the fixed 90 years does still serve the primary purpose. Congrats on hitting the #4 spot!
@kilpatrick Thanks! I’m definitely planning to add a custom lifespan toggle in a future update.
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Sobering and motivating at the same time. Especially since just yesterday, I was helping a friend get her recently deceased parent's papers in order. Puts things in perspective.
Would you or someone else in the Product Hunt community be open to making a hardware version of this? Something like this on a nightstand is a good reminder to make every day count.
Just as a Skylight Frame helps us remember the loved ones in our lives, such a device would help us not forget to spend time with them.
@alsargent Thank you for sharing this. I'm sorry about your friend's parent.
The hardware idea is beautiful — an e-ink grid on a nightstand, updating once a month. I've thought about it. No promises, but if anyone in the community wants to collaborate, I'm open.
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The fact that it limits you to just one milestone really does appeal to me. It adds more meaning to that one goal you want to achieve whilst making sure you can really focus on it.
Definitely will be using this website! An app for this would be amazing as well but I am aware that you want to focus on the web version so no worries.
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@pnnaluo Channel it.
The anxiety comes from wanting to do everything. The grid forces you to pick the one thing that actually matters.
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@daniel_d7 Thanks Daniel!
'Journey' is the perfect word for it. I built this because I wanted a map for that journey—something to check in with quietly. Glad it resonated with you!
I like the simplicity, maybe let the user choose the lifespan. Some consider life will be much longer this century!
intnt
@vladstan That’s fair. The fixed lifespan is intentional for now, but I’m thinking about ways to make it more personal.
intnt
@kilpatrick Thanks! I’m definitely planning to add a custom lifespan toggle in a future update.
Sobering and motivating at the same time. Especially since just yesterday, I was helping a friend get her recently deceased parent's papers in order. Puts things in perspective.
Would you or someone else in the Product Hunt community be open to making a hardware version of this? Something like this on a nightstand is a good reminder to make every day count.
Just as a Skylight Frame helps us remember the loved ones in our lives, such a device would help us not forget to spend time with them.
Thanks for making this.
intnt
@alsargent Thank you for sharing this. I'm sorry about your friend's parent.
The hardware idea is beautiful — an e-ink grid on a nightstand, updating once a month. I've thought about it. No promises, but if anyone in the community wants to collaborate, I'm open.
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@bhupen_agrawal Thanks! That means a lot. Adding meaning through limitation was exactly the goal.
When you can't look toward Goal #2, Goal #1 becomes much louder.
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I love being reminded of "Memento mori" it's so easy to forget and just drone on 😅
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@conduit_design 100%. It’s amazing how easy it is to lose track of time until you see it laid out like this.
Glad it resonated!
How much time left and what to do with it!
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@mrrabbar Depends. Just try to make it meaningful.
@asavaratakar cool!