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TIME shows how many work hours each item costs, helping you spend more mindfully and understand the value of your time. TIME – Understand the True Cost of Your Purchases in Time TIME is a personal finance Chrome extension that helps users become more mindful shoppers by converting product prices into the amount of time (in hours and minutes) they would need to work to afford those items—based on their actual income. 🔧 What TIME Does: Adds a real-time time-cost label next to product prices on supported shopping sites (like Amazon, Walmart, and more). Calculates and displays how many hours you'd need to work to afford that product based on your income. Works silently and automatically in the background without disrupting your shopping experience. ⚙️ Key Features: Time-Based Pricing: See every price tag in terms of time worked (e.g., "$40 → 2h 15m") right next to the price on supported websites. Custom Income Settings: Input your hourly wage or monthly salary so TIME can personalize the time conversion. Smart Auto-Update: Automatically recalculates time values as you browse, based on your saved income. Minimal & Lightweight: Clean interface that doesn't slow down websites or require manual clicks. 🎯 Why Install TIME? Makes you more aware of the real effort behind every purchase. Helps prevent impulse buys and encourages smarter spending. Great for students, professionals, and budget-conscious shoppers.
May 15, 2025
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