How it works

Enter the date and time, and a title and place if you like.
Copy the link and send it.
The link preview shows what is happening and when. The page counts down to the second.

Frequently asked questions

Does the countdown handle time zones and daylight saving time?

Yes. The time applies in the time zone of the event, including daylight saving time changes. Anyone whose local time differs also sees their own.

What does the person I send the link to see?

A preview with the title, date, time and place. The page then shows the countdown with a background that suits the date or occasion.

Do you store the title and place anywhere?

No. They are only in the link, so anyone who gets the link can see them.

What happens when the countdown ends?

The page shows that it has finished. If you turn on notifications and keep the page open, your browser lets you know.

Pick the time zone where the event takes place, for example New York for midnight on New Year's Eve.

The countdown runs to that exact moment, including any daylight saving time change before it.

Visitors whose local time differs see both the event time and their own.

New Year in New York

Friday 1 January 2027, 00:00

New York, Eastern Standard Time (UTC-5)