Couples, long-distance ones included

Couples

Count your days together and the next milestone, count down to the reunion, read the time in their city, and see the Moon on the night you met.

Sooner or later a couple asks how many days it has been, and when the thousandth will fall. Apart, you also ask what time it is over there. Couples gathers the free tools that answer, with no account to open: days together and the next milestone, a countdown to the reunion, a clock for both cities, the Moon and the sky on the night you met.

Days together, and the next milestone worth celebrating

Give the days since counter the day you met and it counts the whole days to today, then breaks them into years, months and days. It watches two ladders, round numbers of days and whole-year anniversaries, and writes whichever comes first on the card with its date. Your date never goes into a link: the image is what you share.

A countdown to the anniversary or the reunion

The countdown card maker counts the days to a date and draws them as a card to post. Its embed redraws the count each time a page loads it, the calendar subscription does the same in a calendar, and the morning after the big day the same date starts counting up.

Across the distance, the time where the other one is

What time is it in any city converts a moment between your city and theirs, and names when the clocks last changed there. Roughly half the world keeps no daylight saving, so “seven hours apart” may hold only until the next change. It also gives sunrise and day length over there, so you know whether it is dark before you call.

The Moon and the sky on the night you met

Ask the moon phase calendar for a date and time, any date, and it returns the state of the Moon exactly then, with a card to share. What colour is the sky paints the clear sky over a city at any moment on its clock, and the link to the answer recomputes that sky for whoever opens it. It paints only what the sunlight would make, so a rainy first date comes out prettier than it was.

Two birth charts compared, without a compatibility score

The synastry chart calculator takes both births, date, time and city, and returns a bi-wheel of the two charts, the strongest contacts first, then every contact with its orb. It gives no percentage, and I think that is the right call: no scale can say how much a Venus trine outweighs a Saturn square. Neither birth is stored or written into a link.

Cards to send, and a bingo for the year

The quote card maker draws the words you bring as an image to post; it does not write them. The bingo card generator deals 24 squares or more into a 5×5 card with a free centre: the things you want to do together this year, or the ready-made wedding list, with a PDF of one card per player and a draw sheet.

Questions

Which relationship milestones can we celebrate?

The days since counter watches 100, 200, 300, 500, 1 000, 1 500 and 2 000 days and on, plus each whole year. The card names the next one with its date, and says so when today is one.

What if one of us does not know the birth time?

The planet contacts still hold, apart from the Moon when the time is very uncertain. That person’s ascendant and houses are lost, so the house overlays become guesses.

What’s included

The tools this offer brings together, each on its own page.

How many days since a date — together, sober, since the dog came home — drawn as a card with the next milestone on it. Free, no sign-up, nothing stored.

How many days until a date — a wedding, a launch, a race — drawn as a card that says when it was counted. Free, no sign-up, and the embed keeps counting.

Make Google Calendar and Outlook links, an .ics file, a QR code and a snippet to paste for any event, in its own time zone. Free, no sign-up.

What time it is in any city, with time zone, UTC offset and daylight saving. Convert between two cities, copy the epoch, ISO 8601 or Discord timestamp.

Find the hours when two to six cities can meet: common working hours, the whole day hour by hour, and the first slot as a calendar file. Free, no sign-up.

Moon phase calendar for your city: every night's phase, illumination, moonrise and moonset, distance and size, and how big it is on your lens.

What colour the clear sky is over any city, right now or at a chosen moment: the gradient, hex codes and CSS, the light of the hour and when it changes.

Synastry chart calculator: every contact between two people's planets, ranked by strength, or folded into a composite or Davison chart. Free.

Turn any quote into a shareable image, ready to post. Free, no sign-up, nothing stored.

Paste 24 squares, get a 5×5 bingo card — shuffled, free centre, sized for a story and ready to print. Free, no sign-up, nothing stored.