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Work · April 4, 2026

TokiDoke

How much of your life melts on social media & entertainment?

TokiDoke launched on April 4, 2026 with 2 votes, #4,561 of 21,248 launches that month.

What it does

TokiDoke doesn't block anything. It quietly shows where your life is melting away. Not in hours - in lifespan. Set your birth date and expected lifespan. TokiDoke tracks 25+ platforms and shows usage as a % of remaining life. "2.3% of your life has melted so far." It also shows what you could have done instead with data-backed alternatives. All data stays local. Zero servers. No signup. Free. Chrome & Firefox.

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