On the Home page, you contribute an actual measurement of how long a specific task took you. Whenever you submit, you must provide:

• Quantity & Units: for example, “1 load of laundry” or “3 chapters of a book.”
• Tags: choose 2–3 relevant tags such as “chores,” “laundry,” “reading.”
• Actual Time (hours): this is not an estimate, but the real, measured duration.
  If two people worked together for 3 hours each, you report 6 hours total—so the system knows “man‐hours.”

Once submitted, the site normalizes your entry so everyone can compare per unit. In other words, if you enter “3 chapters” and “6 hours,” it records 2 hours per chapter. This allows you to see “hours per unit” in search results.

On the Home page (or via the search box), type any task name to view community-submitted data. Results show:

• Average Time per Unit: for instance, hours per chapter or hours per load.
• Minimum & Maximum: the shortest and longest recorded times per unit.
• Standard Deviation: indicates how spread out people’s measurements are.

You can also click “Report Your Time” on a search result to contribute your own measurement (and quantity) for that task—helping improve the dataset.

On the Flow Builder page, build a custom list of tasks and see a combined time estimate:

1. Search for tasks similar to what you intend to do.
2. Check the box next to each matching task. Checked items remain selected even if you search again.
3. The summary at the top automatically calculates:
   • Total Estimated Time (Avg): sum of each selected task’s average time per unit.
   • Total Min Time: sum of each selected task’s minimum time per unit.
   • Total Max Time: sum of each selected task’s maximum time per unit.
   • Total Standard Deviation: sum of each selected task’s standard deviation per unit.

This helps you estimate how long your entire flow will take—without calculating each task individually.

The Task Timer page is similar to the Home submission system but includes a built-in stopwatch.

• Enter task description, quantity, units, and tags just like on Home.
• Click “Start” to begin tracking. When you finish the task, click “Stop.”
• The elapsed hours (in decimal form) appear automatically in the “Elapsed time” field.
• Click “Submit” to send your measured data—without leaving the page.

In short, it combines timing and submission into a single tool so you can track and submit seamlessly.