Countdown tools · The bigger picture
Multiple Countdowns
A few things to look forward to. One place for them.
Add a moment
Links include the displayed setup, names and dates. Edits need a new link. Calendar files contain 30-minute markers, not automatic reminders.
How to use the multiple countdowns
Add an event name, date, time and time zone for each card. Upcoming events appear first in date order; started events remain available below them. Edit a card without disturbing the rest, or remove a card with confirmation.
Every card targets an exact instant, so viewers see the same remaining duration. Calendar dates and local labels can differ across zones. The board holds up to twelve events. Copying the board link includes all event names and dates shown on it.
Do edits update other people's boards?
No. A shared link is a snapshot of the event settings. Recipients can view or edit their copy. Send a new link when dates change; there is no account sync, live collaboration or automatic notification.
How does this countdown keep time?
It uses TimeCubby's server-time synchronization and advances locally between checks. The synchronization status tells you when NTP is unavailable or the connection is stale. Time-zone conversion uses your browser's time-zone rules; keep the browser updated. A one-time event link preserves its exact instant. Holiday, recurring and New Year setups calculate their next dates from the rules you chose.
Will I receive a reminder?
No email or push reminder is sent. An optional sound can play when a visible, open page crosses a target. It cannot be relied on when the browser is closed, the device sleeps or sound is blocked. Calendar export creates 30-minute markers; review their duration and reminder settings in your calendar. Recurring exports contain only the previewed dates.