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Replace your new tab with a visualisation of your life in weeks. ๐ฑ What is Life in Weeks? We get roughly 4,000 weeks in a typical human lifetime. This extension shows you where you stand in that timeline โ one week at a time. Each box represents a week youโve lived (or will live), giving you a powerful visual cue to make every week count. Life in Weeks is a minimalist Chrome extension that replaces your new tab page with a grid-based life calendar. Itโs a visual reminder of how fleeting โ and valuable โ our time really is. Built for reflection, productivity, and intentional living. โจ Key Features ๐ Life Calendar View See your life laid out in weeks โ past, present, and future โ in a clean, scroll-free interface. ๐จ Custom Themes & Colors Choose from pre-set themes like Midnight, Forest, and Sea โ or fully customize the colors for your life grid and age bar. ๐ Age Progress Bar Track your current age with a visual progress bar โ adjustable with your birthdate and life expectancy. ๐ฌ Daily Motivational Quotes Get a new inspiring quote each day, powered by the ZenQuotes API. ๐ง Settings Popup Configure themes, toggle quotes, and more โ directly from the extension icon. ๐ 100% Local & Private Your name and birthdate are stored locally. No analytics, no tracking, no data ever leaves your browser. ๐ Sync with Chrome Account Settings are saved via chrome.storage.sync, making them accessible across all your devices. ๐ Inspired by Four Thousand Weeks โThe average human lifespan is absurdly, terrifyingly, insultingly short.โ โ Oliver Burkeman This extension is a visual interpretation of Burkemanโs core message: Make peace with your limits. Prioritize what matters. Live on purpose. Whether youโre a fan of digital minimalism, mindfulness, or deliberate productivity, Life in Weeks is a powerful nudge toward meaningful focus. ๐ Privacy First No data tracking No account required No external code All logic is run locally Only quote data is fetched from ZenQuotes.io (read-only)
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