Productivity Tools

Calculate the true cost of meetings based on attendee salaries, meeting duration, setup time, and supplementary costs. Support for one-time and recurring meetings.

Is this meeting worth your salary? Calculate the true cost of any meeting, focus recovery time lost, total productivity cost, and a "Was it worth it?" score.

How much time do you waste context-switching? Calculate hours lost per week and year, and get recommended batch groupings to reclaim your focus time.

What is delaying this actually costing you? Calculate the dollar cost of delay, opportunity cost, and a compounding "pain of not doing it" score based on task value, days delayed, hourly rate, and stress level.

Turn optimistic estimates into realistic deadlines using planning-fallacy buffers, interruption frequency, and your historical estimation accuracy.

Match your current energy and available time to the best task right now. Rank alternatives and defer low-fit tasks to a better energy state.

Audit recurring meetings by monthly hours, decision freshness, and meeting debt score. Identify which meetings to kill, reduce, or move async.

Design your best focus session length and break cadence based on task type, time of day, energy, and deadline pressure.

Compare doing tasks yourself versus delegating. Calculate break-even point, recurring savings over 3/6/12 months, and a clear action recommendation.

Estimate the productivity cost of keeping open loops in your head. Quantify cognitive overhead, mental RAM load, and time reclaimed by externalizing tasks.

Estimate how long your current pace is sustainable by modeling weekly workload, recovery quality, stress level, and accumulated weeks at pace.

Calculate the payback period, 5-year ROI, and whether learning a skill beats investing your time-cost in index funds.

Find out how many hours it takes to hit your reading goals and how much faster you finish with just a 20% speed boost.

Calculate your learn-to-do ratio, estimate the skill level you would have if you flipped it, and see hours lost to passive learning.

Calculate whether an argument was mathematically worth having based on time spent, emotional recovery, relationship damage, and odds of changing minds.

Calculate the total life-hours lost to commuting, what you could have learned or earned instead, and your true salary after commute costs.

Calculate how much faster or slower something is after an optimization. Enter before and after values to get % improvement, speedup ratio, and time saved per operation.