Was it worth it? 🧾
Enter something you bought and let the numbers deliver a completely honest — and slightly rude — verdict on whether you got your money's worth.
Every purchase feels justified in the moment. The real question is what it cost you per hour of actually enjoying it — and that number tells a very different story than the price tag did.
A ₹9,000 pair of headphones you live in for years? Pennies an hour. A gym membership you visited twice? You basically bought a very expensive keychain. We do the maths, then we say the quiet part out loud.
Questions people ask
What counts as "worth it"?+
We look mostly at what each hour of actual enjoyment cost you. Something you used a lot, for a long time, works out to pennies an hour — that's a win. Something pricey you barely touched costs a fortune per hour, and the verdict says so.
Is this real financial advice?+
Absolutely not. It's a mirror with a sense of humour. The maths is honest, the verdict is for fun, and only you actually know whether that thing sparked joy.
Why does it ask for minutes per session?+
Because "used 100 times" means something very different for a two-minute gadget and a two-hour hobby. Time spent enjoying it is the whole point — so we turn uses into real hours.