Birthday countdown

Add the people you'd hate to forget. The clock starts right away and keeps running.

Nobody here yet. Add a name and a date above and the first counter appears instantly.

What is this tool about?

Think of it as a calendar that actually pays attention. You tell it whose birthday matters, and it keeps a live clock running toward each one, down to the second, so no date sneaks up on you.

1. Add the date
A name and a date of birth. That's all it asks for.
2. Watch it tick
Days, hours, minutes and seconds, counting down live.
3. Show up
Be the person who remembered, and did it on time.

What are the features of this tool?

Ticks in real time
Every counter updates each second while you watch.
As many people as you like
Family, friends, the coworker who brings cake. Add them all.
Remembers for you
Saved in this browser only. Close the tab, come back, it's still here.
Next one first
The list sorts itself so the soonest birthday is always on top.
Take it with you
Once you track more than 3, export to CSV or a calendar file.
Leap-day friendly
February 29 babies celebrate on the 28th in the off years.

Why countdown birthdays?

A year is only 52 weeks long. Each dot below is one of them. Add a birthday and this strip will show how far away it really is.

Gifts need lead time
An order placed three weeks ahead beats a panic-buy three hours before.
Remembering is a kindness
A message that lands on the day itself says: you were on my mind.
Waiting is half the fun
Watching a number fall is oddly satisfying, especially when it's your own.