How much of your life are you losing?

See the real cost of your scrolling habit — then imagine what you could do instead.

7

45

hours per month

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23

full days per year

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7.6

months of your life every 10 years

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1,644

total hours over 3 years

90 min/day = ~547 hours/year = ~23 full days/year = ~7.6 months of your life every 10 years

What could you do instead?

With 548 hours per year, you could:

🗣️

1

reach B1 in a new language

📚

68

books read

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548

workout sessions

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1

build a small app

Why measure lost time?

We rarely feel the true cost of scrolling because it happens in small bites — five minutes here, twenty there. But those minutes compound into hours, days, and eventually years of your life spent on content you won't remember. Seeing the number is often the wake-up call that motivation alone can't provide.

How this calculator works

Enter how many minutes you spend scrolling per day, how many days per week, and how long you've had this habit. We calculate your monthly hours, annual full days lost, months of life consumed every 10 years, and what you could achieve with that time instead — like learning a language, reading books, or building a side project.

Tips to reclaim your time

  • Set app time limits — most phones have built-in screen time controls that actually work.
  • Move social apps off your home screen so opening them requires a conscious decision.
  • Replace your scroll trigger with a 2-minute alternative: a walk, a glass of water, or three deep breaths.
  • Track one week honestly before trying to quit — awareness comes before change.

Ready to break the habit?

Numbers show the cost, but breaking the loop requires understanding your triggers and staying accountable when urges hit. Unhookly is building an AI coach designed exactly for this — join the waitlist to get early access.