Why this exists
A clock for deciding, not predicting.
The internet already has death clocks that hand you a date. This one is interested in what happens in the minute after.
The premise
People understand that life is finite but rarely experience time as finite. A visible countdown makes the abstraction tangible. The goal is not fear. It is to bring one postponed person, place or project back into view.
The difference
We lead with uncertainty, show what changes the model, keep inputs in the browser and share the idea without sharing the user’s result. Those choices are part of the tool, not legal copy hidden beneath it.
The current status
This is an early prototype for testing usefulness, emotional response and clarity. Its numbers are illustrative. Feedback should focus first on whether the experience changes what you want to do next.