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Version 1.0.4 · 2026-08-17
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The store currently lists version 1.0.4, updated 2026-08-17.








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Stop buying things. Start valuing your time.
LifeBurn is not another budgeting app. It is a financial philosophy tool designed to change your psychological relationship with spending. Instead of looking at a price tag and seeing dollars, LifeBurn instantly calculates exactly how many hours, minutes, or days of your actual working life that item costs.
That $200 gadget? If your net hourly wage is $16, that gadget doesn't cost $200 it costs 12 hours and 30 minutes of your life. Is it still worth it?
HOW IT WORKS
The Time-Currency Converter: Input any price and LifeBurn instantly translates it into your personalized time-cost metric.
The "Real Cost" Log: Build your wishlist. Before an impulse purchase, add it to your log and see desired items measured in human time — not arbitrary currency.
Private Income Profile: Input your net income and average working hours.…
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update the app to be able to work on any 26ios update
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