A quiet reminder to spend the weeks well.
Inspired by Tim Urban's classic diagram, this widget draws 52 columns (weeks in a year) and one row per configured lifespan year. Each square is one week. Past weeks fill in teal, the current week pulses, future weeks sit empty. Decade lines mark every 10 years.
Above the grid, a single Fraunces number counts the time you've lived — in days by default, or years, months, hours — with weeks-lived beneath it; the weeks ahead read UNKNOWN. It's a small thing, but seeing your life this way can change what you do with a Tuesday.
⚙️ Settings & Customization
- Birthday
- Lifespan (years)
- Counter unit
- Theme
- Size
- Transparent background
- Decade lines
- Stats
- Update
- Timezone
- Language
- 🎨 Accent Color
📖 How to embed in Notion
- Copy the embed link from the sidebar on the right.
- Open the Notion page you want the widget on and type
/embed. - Paste the link into the embed dialog and press
Embed link. - Drag the embed's bottom edge to resize it to taste.
🆕 What's new in v1.1
- ✦ 52 × 80 grid — one cell per week of an 80-year life.
- ✦ Pulsing amber cell for the current week, teal for weeks lived.
- ✦ Decade-end underlines so the grid reads in tens.
- ✦ Configurable lifespan (40–120 years).
- ✦ Lived-time counter in days, years, months, or hours.
- ✦ Weeks ahead reads UNKNOWN — on purpose.
- ✦ Hourly auto-update with optional faster cadence.
- ✦ 21 languages with locale digits and RTL (Arabic & Hebrew).
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