The time till everything that matters today.

A live countdown to your next event — on your iPhone, Apple Watch, Lock Screen, and in the Dynamic Island. Stop checking the clock.

⏳ TIME TILL
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Made for the way you actually look at your phone.

Every surface where Apple lets a calendar live, TimeTill is there — beautifully.

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Home Screen widgets

Small, Medium, and Large. The hero countdown in big rounded type, an "UP NEXT" agenda, and a "Then" peek at what's after.

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Lock Screen widgets

Inline, Circular, and Rectangular. Your next event glanceable without unlocking.

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Live Activity in the Dynamic Island

When an event is approaching, TimeTill rises into the Dynamic Island automatically. No setup, no notification spam.

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Apple Watch, done right

Complications for every modern face — Inline, Circular, Rectangular, Corner — plus a watch app with day-grouped agenda and tap-to-join handoff to iPhone.

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Twelve color themes

Sunset, Ocean, Forest, Berry, Rose, Meadow, Citrus, Midnight, Slate, Lavender, Ember, or follow each calendar's own color. Per widget.

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Pin a milestone

Counting down to a trip, a launch, or your weekend? Pin a specific event so the widget tracks it instead of the next meeting.

See it on every surface.

Real screenshots from the shipping app. iPhone and Apple Watch — every glanceable surface.

iPhone
TimeTill widget on iPhone home screen counting down to Standup at Zoom TimeTill rectangular widget on the iPhone Lock Screen showing Standup in 24 min, Zoom TimeTill app open in dark mode with sunset hero card and Up Next list Theme picker showing 12 color themes — Sunset, Ocean, Forest, Berry, Rose, Meadow, Citrus, Midnight, Slate, Lavender, Ember
Apple Watch
Apple Watch face with TimeTill complications — corner countdown 1:19:55 and IN 1 HR. on the bezel Smart Stack widget on Apple Watch showing Lunch with Sam in 1 hr at Café Sora

Private by design.

TimeTill reads the calendar already on your devices. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is tracked, no accounts.

Quick questions.

Is it free?

The core app — the live countdown, agenda, and basic widgets — is free. A one-time TimeTill+ unlock lights up extra themes, pinned events, the Live Activity, and the watch app. No subscription, no ads, ever.

What happens when the countdown hits zero?

It rolls forward to the next upcoming event automatically. The hero card, widgets, complications, and Live Activity all flip together — no taps, no notifications, no fuss.

Do I need an Apple Watch to use TimeTill?

No. TimeTill is a great iPhone-only app. The watch complications and the watch agenda are bonuses if you have one.

Does it work with Google Calendar / Outlook / Fastmail?

Yes — anything that shows up in the iOS Calendar app is fair game. TimeTill reads through Apple's standard EventKit, which is where Google / Outlook / Fastmail / iCloud calendars all live once you've added them in Settings.

What devices does it support?

iPhone running iOS 18 or later. iPad running iPadOS 18 or later. Apple Watch running watchOS 11 or later.

Does TimeTill modify my events?

Never. Read-only. TimeTill only displays events; creating, editing, and deleting all happen in the Calendar app.

Where does my data go?

Nowhere. There's no server, no account, no cloud. Events read from your device, render on your device, and your widget configuration stays on your device. Read the full privacy policy.

Get TimeTill

iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Free to download — no ads, no subscriptions, no analytics, ever. TimeTill+ is a one-time $4.99 unlock that lights up extra themes, pinned events, and the Live Activity. It's also the way to support the one person who built and maintains this.

Download on the App Store

Currently in App Store review — link goes live as soon as Apple approves.

MADE BY ONE PERSON

Hi, I'm Rachel.

I built TimeTill because I was tired of opening Calendar twenty times a day to check how long until the next thing. It's hand-built in SwiftUI, with no servers, no analytics, and no subscriptions. If something breaks or feels off, email me — it's a person on the other end.