✏️ Even if the performance is a year from now, how much time do you have left if you only practice for an hour a day?
👨‍👩‍👧 Even if you are healthy for another 10 years, how many more hours can you spend with your family, whom you only see once a year?

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Don't waste precious time!!!
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Yes, I know, but I don't feel like doing it. My motivation remains low ...

But is there really a lot of time left?

🌟Even if the test day is a year away ...
If you study for one hour a day, you only have 15 days and 5 hours left.

🌟Even if they are healthy for another 10 years ...
If you only see your family once a year for 10 hours, you only have 4 days and 4 hours left to spend with them.

Why not start taking care of it 'now' so that you won't regret it one day?

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This app allows you to
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This app is a simple countdown timer that shows the "actual time remaining".

For example, set up the following

✏️ How many more hours can you study before the exam?
- "About what?" ... Examination date
- "Till when?" ... 15 October next year
- "How often?" ... 2 hours per day

👨‍👩‍👧 How much time do I have left to spend with your family?
- "With whom?" ... My partner
- "Till when?" ... 31 December, 40 years later
- "How often?" ... 30 hours per week


- Creating countdowns (any number of countdowns can be created)
- Simple interactive registration screen
- Setting the frequency (hours per day/week/month/year)
⇨ Indicating "actual time remaining"
- Default countdown timers
⏳ "Until the end of my life" ... How much more to live
📅 "Days left this year" ... Time remaining until the end of the year
- Widgets for the home screen (paid for)


- Ad-free
- Widgets for the home screen

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Recommended for:
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- Want to strengthen my motivation to achieve my goal
(to study for exams, to practice for competitions, etc.)
- Want to cherish my parents, partners and children
- Want to be aware of how much time I have left in my life
- Want to review how I use my time
- Want to change my time-wasting practices