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Timespective in one line. A local-first mobile app that turns your week into a single polar-area chart, so you can see — and rebalance — where your time actually goes, with no account and no data collection. A one-month free trial, then a monthly or yearly subscription.
Boilerplate
Timespective is a local-first life-balance app, available on Android with iOS to follow. You define up to eight life pillars, set a weekly hour target for each, and log your day with a single tap. An interactive polar-area chart shows what you are neglecting, hitting, or overdoing — no timers, no productivity score, and no guilt. All data is stored on the device; there is no account and, today, nothing is transmitted. Crash diagnostics are off by default. Timespective is offered as a subscription with a one-month free trial.
Key facts
| Name | Timespective |
|---|---|
| Category | Life balance / self-tracking |
| Platforms | Android — live on Google Play; iOS coming soon |
| Price | one-month free trial, then subscription (reference: ~€1.99/month, or €15.99/year — a 33% saving) or a one-time €59.99 lifetime purchase that includes all future app updates; localized per store |
| Privacy | On-device storage, no account, no data collection, crash reporting off by default |
| Maker | Akshay K. Burusa — independent developer, the Netherlands (about) |
| Website | timespective.app |
| Contact | [email protected] |
Assets
Screenshots and a downloadable asset bundle will be added here ahead of launch. Need something specific in the meantime? Email [email protected].