Perfect Day
Split your ideal 24 hours across sleep, work, study, fun, family and me-time · then compare it to country averages
How would you spend your perfect day? Drag the sliders so the day adds up to 24 hours · me-time fills whatever is left · then compare it to the average day around the world.
Tip: There is no right answer · this is your ideal day. The country averages are just for curiosity.
About Perfect Day
Perfect Day is a playful way to ask yourself a simple question: if you could design one ideal day, how would you spend it? Drag the sliders to give hours to sleep, work, study, fun and family, and the sixth slice · me-time · quietly soaks up whatever is left, so your day always adds up to exactly 24 hours.
Then compare. Press the button and your ideal day is laid side by side with the average day in a country of your choice · the United States, Japan, France, Sweden and more. You might sleep more than the average Japanese person, or give far more time to family than the average commuter.
Where the averages come from. The country figures are simplified from national time-use surveys collated in the OECD Time Use Database · the big international study of how people actually spend their days · grouped into the same six everyday buckets. They are rounded for a fair comparison rather than an exact statistic, and each country's day sums to 24 hours, just like yours.
There is no wrong answer. This is your perfect day, not a test · the averages are there purely to surprise you. Your last day is saved, so it is waiting for you next time.
Part of the PlayMemorize family · runs entirely in your browser and works offline as a Progressive Web App.
FAQ
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Do my hours have to add up to 24?
Yes, and they always do · five sliders set sleep, work, study, fun and family, and "me time" automatically takes whatever is left of the 24 hours. If the five together pass 24, the game asks you to trim one. -
Where do the country averages come from?
They are simplified from national time-use surveys collated in the OECD Time Use Database, grouped into the same six categories and rounded so the comparison is fair. The page links to the source. -
Is there a right answer or a score?
No · it is your ideal day, not a quiz. The country averages are there for curiosity and a little perspective, not to mark you. -
Are the averages exact?
No · they are rounded, simplified figures meant for an at-a-glance comparison, not precise statistics. Real surveys use far more detailed categories. -
Does it work offline?
Yes. PlayMemorize is a Progressive Web App, so Perfect Day keeps working without a connection once the page has loaded.