Time cards

What a Time Card can show

Each Time Card shows one number and updates live while the timer runs. Add as many as you like.

• Time spent your total for a period, from today to all time.
• Average your average time per day over a period.
• Current session the running session, or the last one after you stop.
• 10k hours the hours left to 10,000, or the date you will get there at your current pace.

Calendar periods and rolling periods

Every card has an Absolute or Rolling period. Absolute periods follow the calendar: Today, This week and This month. Rolling periods count back from now: the last 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days. Both can also show All time.

Time spent can be shown in years and days, or as total hours.

How averages are counted

Averages include every day in the period, even days you did not practice. Fourteen hours over the last 7 days is an average of 2 hours a day, however the hours were spread.

Your 10,000-hour ETA

The 10k ETA card shows how many hours you have left, or how long it will take at your pace. Choose which pace it uses: the last 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, or your overall average.

Questions and answers

Why does my weekly average look low?

Averages include days without practice. Fourteen hours in 7 days is 2 hours a day, even if you practiced on only two of them.

What is the difference between Today and Last 24 hours?

Today starts at midnight. Last 24 hours counts back from now, so in the morning it still includes last night.

What happens after 10,000 hours?

The goal moves up to 100,000 hours, and the ETA counts toward that.