The struggle tracker nobody asked for but everyone needs.

Let’s be honest. Some of us are out here counting days since salary like we’re tracking a breakup. “It’s been two weeks and I still haven’t recovered.” This calculator puts a number to that pain.

Perfect for when your boss is moving mad with payment delays, when your client is “processing the invoice,” or when you just need to validate your suffering with actual data.

How to Use It (Super Simple)

Step 1: Pick the date you last got paid

See that calendar box that says “When did you last receive salary?” Click it. Scroll back to the last time you saw that beautiful credit alert. Select that date.

If it was yesterday, select yesterday. If it was six weeks ago and you’re barely surviving, we see you. Select that date too.

Step 2: Click “Show Me The Pain”

Yes, that’s literally what the button says. We’re acknowledging the vibes here. Click it.

Step 3: Face reality

The calculator shows you two numbers. Days since salary. Weeks since salary. Both hurt differently, trust me.

Below that, there’s a message. The app basically reads your situation and responds accordingly. If it’s been 45 days, it’s not playing nice. It’s telling you to go find HR immediately.

What Makes This Different

This isn't just math. It's therapy. It's validation. When you tell your friends "I haven't been paid in forever" and they're like "how long exactly?" you can now pull up actual receipts. 47 days, Jennifer. FORTY SEVEN.

The messages change based on how long it's been. Fresh payments get celebrations. Month-long delays get sympathy. Two months? The calculator is basically telling you to escalate this to your dad's lawyer friend.

When to Use This

• When your company is giving "end of week" promises every week
• When freelance clients are moving like payment is optional
• When you need proof that yes, it really has been that long
• When you're trying to explain to bae why you can't go out
• When HR asks "has it really been that long?" and you need data

It's your digital witness. Your financial diary. Your proof of struggle.