earnmyday
A tool for people lacking motivation
What it does
Most time management tools tell you what you did — but none tell you what your time is actually worth. So I made EarnMyDay: a web that lets you price every activity. Set your hourly rate, create tasks, start the timer — and watch your "time account" update in real time. You can also set a goal with reward in J mode. 📈 Set your price — define your hourly rate once 🎯 Label everything — reading is +$50/hr, gaming is -$30/hr ⏱️ One-click tracking — tap a task, start the timer, see the money move
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- CPCalculating prices in work hours, not dollars2025 · timeforprice.com · ▲9
Ever looked at a price tag and thought, How many hours do I need to work for this? Instead of just seeing numbers, what if you could instantly see the cost in terms of your time? That’s why I built Time for Price — a simple browser extension that converts prices into work hours based on your income. Whether you're shopping online or budgeting, it helps you make decisions with time in mind, not just money. Just enter your hourly wage, and the extension automatically overlays the converted value on any product page. No more impulse buys—just instant, clear insight into what something really…
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