Does DayTag count both ways?

Yes. Future dates show days left. Past dates show days since. Expired events flip automatically.

How do Home Screen widgets work?

Add a DayTag widget from the iOS or Android widget picker. It refreshes after midnight and opens the event when tapped.

No. DayTag stores every event on your device. There is no account and no cloud upload.

DayTag is a local-first countdown and anniversary app. See days left — or days since — on your Home Screen. No account. No ads.

DayTag does one job: make the day count the first thing you see.

Future dates count down. Past dates count up. An exam is 42 days left; a habit is 128 days since.

Small and medium widgets refresh after midnight. Tap to open the event. You do not need to open the app every day.

No account, no cloud, no analytics SDK. Your dates stay on the phone you hold.

On the day, or 1, 3, or 7 days before. Scheduled on-device and restored after reboot.

Pin a countdown widget and get a reminder a week before.

See days left, then days since, without a social feed.

Count the days since you started, quit, or promised yourself something.

Free on iOS and Android. Your data stays on the device.

Does DayTag upload my dates?

No. Every event stays in a local database on your phone. DayTag does not create an account and does not upload dates to a server.

Does it count days since as well as days left?

Yes. Future dates show days left. Past dates flip to days since and move out of the way of what is next.

How do I add a Home Screen widget?

On iPhone, touch and hold the Home Screen, tap +, and search DayTag. On Android, touch and hold the Home Screen, open Widgets, and add DayTag.

Is DayTag free?

Download is free. A short trial unlocks full create access; existing events stay visible if the trial ends.

How do I move data to a new phone?

Export a backup file on the old phone and import it on the new one. No cloud account is required.