Dylan Wright
TIM (Time is Money) is an iOS spending tracker that transforms how you think about purchases. Instead of seeing dollar amounts, every transaction is instantly converted into the hours and minutes of work it took to afford it.
The latest observed download price is $2.99. Open the official App Store link to confirm the current checkout price.
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TIM (Time is Money) is an iOS spending tracker that transforms how you think about purchases. Instead of seeing dollar amounts, every transaction is instantly converted into the hours and minutes of work it took to afford it.
Set your hourly wage or annual salary along with your work schedule, then log purchases.
Watch our revolutionary progress bar visualize your spending as a percentage of earnings.
Features:
• Smart time conversion for every purchase
• Purchase history and detailed insights by time period
• Intentional design focused on emotional resonance over traditional budgeting
TIM makes you understand the true cost of your purchases by answering one simple question: "How many hours of my life is this worth?" When you see that your morning coffee represents 12 minutes of work, or that new gadget represents 8 hours—your spending habits will change.
Join thousands of users who are making more mindful financial decisions by seeing their purchases through the lens of time.
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The latest observed download price is $2.99. Open the official App Store link to confirm the current checkout price.
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