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Tools for the time you actually have.
Small, free things that run in your browser. No account, no email, nothing stored on a server — and each one is worth using whether or not you ever download Storey.
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Procrastination Calculator
How much do small delays add up to? Enter how long you put things off and how often, and see the total per week, year and decade — then how much you’d get back by reclaiming just part of it.
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Habit Formation Calculator
How long until it’s a habit? Describe the habit, how often you’ll do it and what sets it off, and get a research-based estimate in days, a likely range with dates, milestones and the two changes that would shorten it most.
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Cleaning Schedule Generator
A cleaner home. A routine that fits your week. Choose your rooms, cleaning days, and time limit. Edit your task estimates and get a weekly checklist that shows exactly what fits, what does not, and which bigger jobs need separate time.
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Pages Per Day Calculator
Finish your book on a schedule that fits. Enter your page count and deadline, choose your reading weekdays, and get an evenly divided plan with dates and page ranges for every session.
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Printable Habit Tracker Generator
Your habits, your dates, one simple sheet. Create a weekly, monthly, or 30-day tracker with up to five habits and weekly goals. Download a free PDF in A4 or US Letter, or leave the names blank to fill in by hand.
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Morning Routine Generator
Give it your wake-up time and the time your morning has to end. It builds a schedule with real start times around your goal and the activities you pick — and when you choose more than the window holds, it condenses the routine instead of refusing it.
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Screen Time Calculator
Enter your average daily screen time and see what it adds up to per week, month and year — in hours, in full days, and as a share of your waking time. Then pick a daily reduction, see how much you would reclaim, and turn some of it into a habit worth keeping.
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Habit Stack Builder
Attach a new habit to something you already do. Pick an anchor — making coffee, finishing lunch, plugging in your phone — then the habit, a size that is almost too easy, and a weekly frequency. It writes the stack (After I…, I will…), offers other phrasings, checks its strength and gives you a minimum version for hard days.
More on the way. If there is something you would find useful here, tell us at support@trystorey.com — the list is short on purpose, and it grows from what people ask for.