Countdown
Choose a date and time, in your own time zone or any city’s, and share the live countdown with a link.
How it works
The date and time you enter are read as local time in the zone you choose, using IANA tzdata 2026e, so a daylight-saving change between now and then is already counted. If the time falls in the hour skipped when clocks go forward, or the hour repeated when they go back, Hourora says so.
The link you copy holds the event name, the date and time and the zone, and nothing else. Anyone who opens it sees the same moment, converted to their own time below the countdown.
Questions
Yes. Press “Copy link” and send the address: it opens the same countdown, and each visitor also sees the moment in their own local time.
Yes. The target is a fixed instant worked out from tzdata for the chosen zone, so a clock change before the event does not shift it.
Your last countdown is kept in this browser only, so it is still here next time. Nothing is stored on Hourora’s servers.