YOLOit.co

A plan for the life you keep postponing

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June 5, 2026 I built a $9 thing that shows you how many weeks you've got left

Quick backstory on why YOLO It. exists.

A while back I caught myself doing the thing everyone does. I had this running list in my head of stuff I'd "get to eventually." Learn to surf. Take my mom to Italy. Actually finish the book. None of it had a date and none of it was moving.

So one night I did the math. If I'm lucky and make it to 80, that's roughly 2,000 weeks left, and I'd already burned through most of mine. Seeing it as an actual number instead of a vague "someday" hit me harder than any productivity app ever had.

That's pretty much the whole product. yoloit.co opens with your weeks-left clock. Then there's a short thing I call the Someday Audit. It asks what you keep putting off and why (money, time, fear, or you just never sat down to think about it), and builds you a 90 day plan to start one of them.

I kept it simple on purpose. No account treadmill, no $12/mo you forget to cancel. Nine bucks once and it's yours.

Still very early. Traffic is a trickle and I'm still figuring out where these people actually hang out. If you've got the same mental "someday" pile, I'd love to hear what's on it, and what would make something like this genuinely useful instead of another tool you try once and forget.

I'll keep posting numbers here as they come in.

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I kept noticing how many people — including me — carry a mental list of things they'll do "someday," then never start. YOLO It. exists to break that loop. It starts with a 2-minute Someday Audit that pinpoints what you k