Count down to the dates that matter — weddings, first days, sober dates, house moves — with the years being marked and the days still to go, sorted by whichever comes first.
Everything you add is saved in this browser only — no account, no server, no sync.
Weddings, work anniversaries, sober dates, house moves — whatever you want to mark.
Days remaining recalculated every time you open the page.
Yearly dates roll forward automatically; fixed dates stay fixed.
Add the original date once and let the tracker handle the arithmetic each year.
Anniversaries do two useful things. They prompt you to acknowledge something before it slips past unnoticed, and they measure distance travelled — which is why sober dates, recovery dates and work anniversaries carry weight far beyond the celebration. Keeping them in one place means the ones that matter most are not the ones you happen to remember.
An anniversary you notice on the day is an anniversary you cannot plan for. The countdown is the point.
For recovery dates and long-term commitments, the elapsed count is often more meaningful than the celebration.
Not every important date repeats. A completion date or a move-in day is worth counting down to just once.
Personal dates stay on your device. There is no account, no sharing and no sync.
Questions about recurring dates, anniversary numbers and privacy.
Anything you want to mark on a cycle: a wedding, the date you started a job, a sober date, the day you moved in, or the day you adopted a pet. The tracker treats them all the same way.
A recurring entry rolls forward to the same date next year once it passes. A one-off keeps counting down to a single fixed date and then reports how long ago it was.
It is the number of years between the original date and the upcoming occurrence. An entry from 2019 reaching its 2026 occurrence is the seventh anniversary.
Yes. Set it as a one-off and it counts down to the day. Switch it to recurring afterwards if you want to keep marking it each year.
In your browser's local storage on this device only, with no account and no upload.