Event Days to Now for Google Calendar
Countdown labels for every Google Calendar event
6 followers
Countdown labels for every Google Calendar event
6 followers
Event Days to Now adds tiny countdown labels (5h, 3d, 1y5d) before every Google Calendar event title — instantly see how soon or how long ago something happened. ✨ Features: • Countdown for future events, elapsed time for past ones • Customizable year/day/hour labels (e.g. 1年5天) • 13 popup languages, auto-detected • Pure CSS labels, real-time auto-updates • No data collection, privacy-friendly Great for deadlines, birthdays & meetings at a glance. Not affiliated with Google.
Love how lightweight this is. One thing that would make it even more useful for me — an option to dim or hide the countdown on all-day events, since "5d" right next to a birthday feels a bit redundant when the date itself is already shown in the calendar header.
@erdalen7n
Thanks so much for the thoughtful feedback! 🙌
Good news — the latest v1.3 now supports customizing whether labels are shown for All-day events, Timed events, Tasks, and Birthdays individually.
So if countdown labels like “5d” feel redundant next to birthdays or other all-day events, you can now turn them off while keeping them enabled for the event types where they’re more useful.
Really appreciate you sharing this — feedback like this directly helps shape the product!
Nice little add-on, the relative time labels save me a lot of mental math. One thing I'd love is the ability to hide the countdown for events I've already declined or marked as tentative, so my past view doesn't get cluttered with stuff I didn't attend.
@sat477669931529
Thanks a lot for the feedback! 🙌
Great news — the latest v1.3 now supports hiding labels for declined events as well as past events, so you can keep your calendar view cleaner and avoid countdowns on things you didn’t attend or no longer need to track.
For events marked as tentative, I’m still looking into whether there’s a reliable way to detect that state consistently. If I find a solid approach, I’ll definitely add support for that too.
Really appreciate you trying it out and sharing the suggestion!