Estimate + Live Timer
Know before. Watch live.
Build an estimate with people or roles, duration, recurrence and prep time. When the meeting starts, a live timer calculates cost as it happens.
Joel Doherty · Independent software studio
I build polished apps for problems that make me think, “There has to be a better way.” MeetingWorth is the first: a private iPhone app that makes the true cost of meetings impossible to ignore.
Built in Colorado. No growth hacks, no data harvesting, no unnecessary account.
A MeetingWorth preview
Move the controls. The estimate uses MeetingWorth's default 43% real-employee-cost factor, spread across 2,080 work hours.
Still want the meeting?
Good. Sometimes they're worth every penny. MeetingWorth just makes the cost visible.
Eight people in a one-hour meeting is eight hours of payroll. Add prep, follow-up and recurrence, and a harmless calendar block can become a five-figure annual expense.
The first app
Estimate before you schedule, watch the cost move in real time, and test simple ways to save—without uploading a salary or meeting name.
Estimate + Live Timer
Build an estimate with people or roles, duration, recurrence and prep time. When the meeting starts, a live timer calculates cost as it happens.
Explore Savings
Compare shorter meetings, fewer attendees and different recurrence patterns. The goal isn't to cancel every meeting. It's to know which ones earn their place.
Private by design
Team Cost Cards show the meeting name, attendee count, duration, aggregate per-meeting cost and, for recurring meetings, aggregate annual cost—never individual compensation.
Private by architecture
MeetingWorth has no account, backend, analytics or external APIs. People, salaries, meetings and settings stay on your iPhone. Purchases are handled by Apple.
Simple pricing
Unlimited estimates and timers are free. MeetingWorth Pro — Lifetime is a one-time purchase that unlocks the complete savings plan, Team Cost Card, more saved meetings, named people and custom settings. No subscription.
Apps by Joel
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Coming soon.
I build software when I run into a problem that makes me think, “There has to be a better way.” Sometimes the result is useful. Sometimes apparently it's a game.