Countdown tools · Plans & deadlines
Recurring Countdown
The next one, always in view.
Something to look forward to.
Set up your countdown to begin.
Days in the ticking display are 24-hour periods.
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 recurring countdown
Choose the first date, local time, frequency and interval. A weekly event repeats on the first date's weekday; monthly and yearly events retain its date pattern. The preview shows the next six occurrences from synchronized server time.
For a missing monthly or yearly date, choose to skip it or use that month's last day. Monthly events can instead always use the last day. Nonexistent local times during a clock change are skipped. For a repeated local time, explicitly choose the earlier or later occurrence. These rules stay attached to the shared setup.
Will a weekly 9 AM event stay at 9 AM after daylight saving?
Yes, in the selected event time zone. It may move by an hour for viewers elsewhere. Calendar export creates separate markers for the six previewed dates, not an indefinitely repeating calendar series. The supported range ends in 2100.
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.