an internet experiment about your thumb
How much of your life have you scrolled away?
Pick your daily phone time. The page will do the uncomfortable math.
First, one ordinary day
4.0 hours
4h/day A common day. The phone is not dramatic, it is just always there.
Tap any red block: scroll becomes focus, movement, sleep, or people. One ordinary day starts arguing back.
This week
28 hours
Each tiny phone is roughly one hour. They pile up fast.
Mostly scrolling. This is the sneaky default.
This year
60.8 days
About 2.0 months, or 183 working days.
The swaps get weird
Pick a different life
Tap a swap. The math becomes a tiny plan.
six-hour reading sprints
Five-year pile
7,300 hours
Every falling token is a chunk of time. It refuses to stay neat.
Tap the jar to stir the pile.
You could have watched
695
movies this year
You could have flown somewhere instead
30.4
world-loop equivalents. Choose a country, then plan one tiny piece of a different life.
Your yearly phone time could become about 43 loose travel days. Pick a place inside it.
Now let's make this uncomfortable.
If nothing changes...
1.67 years
of the next decade spent looking at your phone.
New daily number: about 2.8 hours.
6 serious months of practiceTen years
Watch the phone part take over.
1.00 year of phone shadow lands here. Tap years and flip the view.
Worth it?
Your current number is 1.67 years per decade. Pick the ending you want the page to remember.