Time Radar
See at a glance how much of your day or week is actually free for you, visualized as a donut chart of your available free time. GDPR-compliant.
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How to use this tool (video)
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Time Radar: where does my time go?
The time radar shows you at a glance what really remains of your day or week. Routine times such as sleep, work, commuting, cooking and housework are often underestimated – the tool makes the remaining free space visible, which is often surprisingly small.
How it works
Choose the period (a day of 24 hours or a week of 168 hours) and enter your activities with the hours. Typical categories such as sleep, work, commuting, cooking and housework are pre-filled – all values can be freely adjusted, categories added or removed. The donut shows each activity as a segment and highlights the remaining free time.
Your diagram, your values
The time radar calculates nothing invented: it is a pure addition of your inputs. You can download the result as a PNG to share or compare with yourself.
Note
The default values are only suggestions. Your real daily routine may look completely different – which is why all categories and hours are freely editable.
Frequently asked questions
How is the free time calculated?
For a day it is 24 hours, for a week 168 hours. All activities you enter are deducted from this budget. The rest is shown as your free time.
Can I add my own categories?
Yes. Use + Category to add any activity of your own, rename it and remove it with ✕.
Can I save the diagram?
Yes, use the Download PNG button to export your donut as an image – great for sharing or planning.
Is my data stored?
No. Everything stays 100% local in your browser and is neither stored nor transmitted.