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Turn any price into the hours of work it really costs you — in any currency, without ever hiding the original price. Every price is a slice of your life. Houra shows you exactly how big that slice is. Set how much you earn once, and Houra quietly translates the prices you see while browsing into the hours — or days — of work they actually cost. That $120 jacket? Maybe half a day at your desk. Suddenly "is it worth it?" has a real answer. HOW IT WORKS - Enter your income (hourly, monthly, or yearly) and your work schedule. - Browse normally — shopping, news, anywhere. - Hover over a price to see what it costs in your working time. WHAT MAKES HOURA DIFFERENT - Works in any currency. USD, EUR, GBP, BRL, JPY and more, with the number formats used around the world. Not another US-only tool. - Never hides the price. Houra shows the time next to the original price — it never replaces it, so you always see both. - Knows what's actually a price. It converts real prices, not random numbers buried in an article. - Honest about big purchases. For expensive things it shows real working days based on your schedule — not a misleading number that assumes you work 24/7. - Gross or net. Add your tax rate to see the cost in the time you actually take home. - Your call, per site. Turn it on or off for any website with one click. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Houra runs entirely on your device. No account, no ads, no tracking — and your income never leaves your browser. WHO IT'S FOR Anyone who wants to spend more intentionally: to feel the real cost of a purchase before buying, and make "is this worth it?" an easy question to answer. Stop counting money. Start counting time
Jun 25, 2026
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