Countdown to a Date
Days, hours, minutes and seconds until whatever you are waiting for.
Pick a date to start the countdown.
The countdown runs in your own time zone, so midnight means midnight where you are. Your target saves in this browser.
A countdown makes the deadline real. It does not make the work smaller.
The gap between now and the date is the only working time you have. PomoTodo breaks it into sessions against real tasks, so you can see how much of that runway is genuinely left.
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Some dates you want to watch approach. A launch, a holiday, an exam, a deadline that is either comfortably far away or much closer than you had assumed.
Set the date and it ticks. Days, hours, minutes and seconds, updating every second, in your own time zone so midnight means midnight where you are standing rather than somewhere on a server.
The same wait is also shown in weeks, days, hours and minutes, which is the version that tends to change how the deadline feels. Six weeks sounds fine. Twenty nine working days sounds like a plan is needed. Name the countdown and it will still be here next time you open the page.
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How many days until a date?
Pick the date and the count appears immediately, in days and then in hours, minutes and seconds. There are one tap presets for New Year, Christmas, Halloween and Valentine's Day.
Does the countdown keep running if I close the tab?
The number is worked out from the current time whenever the page is open, so it is always right when you come back. Your target date is saved in this browser, so reopening the page picks up where you left off.
Which time zone does it use?
Yours. The target is read against your own clock, so a countdown to midnight ends at midnight where you are rather than in a different country.
What happens after the date passes?
It keeps counting, upwards, so you can also use it to see how long ago something happened.