Create a poster showing how long it's been since a date that matters — free, no sign-up, nothing leaves your browser.
The image is a snapshot — the day count will be wrong the next time you open it. The live version recalculates from today's date every time you open the file, so it's always correct. The shareable link does the same, without a download — anyone who opens it always sees today's correct count, though the date and caption are visible in the link itself.
A quick-and-dirty way to calculate elapsed time is dividing total days by 365.25 to estimate years — but this can drift slightly wrong for any specific date range, since real years aren't a fixed length of days and leap years don't fall evenly. This tool instead walks the actual calendar: it counts whole months first, then whatever days are left over, so a date exactly six years later — spanning multiple leap years in between — comes out as exactly 6 years, 0 months, 0 days, not 5 years 11 months 29 days or some other near-miss. The difference is usually small, but for a milestone that's meant to be exact, it's worth getting the last day right rather than approximately right.
Anything with a meaningful start date — an anniversary, a sobriety milestone, a business launch, a move to a new city. The title field is fully editable so it isn't limited to relationships specifically.
Using real calendar math, not an average — it accounts for actual month lengths and leap years, so it's accurate for any date rather than an approximation.
The poster is a fixed snapshot of the count on the day you download it. The live link recalculates the count every time it's opened, so it stays accurate as more time passes — useful if you want to keep coming back to it rather than re-generating a new poster each time.
No. Everything is calculated and rendered locally in your browser — nothing you enter is sent to a server.
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