The clock is ticking
Every deadline in sight.
Countdown widgets and wallpapers for the goals that matter.
One deadline. Twelve looks.
Small, medium or large, in six colours, on your Home Screen.
A new wallpaper, every day.
Your Lock Screen wallpaper counts down on its own, one day less each night.
Set just after midnight by a ready-made Apple Shortcut, with your Home Screen in matching colours. Free, with a small DOOM COUNT mark.
Time, in sight.
The days left in this month and this year, and the weeks left in your life. Free, on top of your deadlines.
It asks if you're on track.
- Checkpoints are ringed on the grid.
- On the day, it asks. One tap answers.
- Behind stays in sight until the next checkpoint.
- At zero: did you make it?
Amber, never red: behind is not failure.
Free to keep. Pay once for more.
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- 2 countdowns, with checkpoints
- This month, this year and your life, in every style and colour
- 3 styles, 3 colours
- Small widget and every Lock Screen widget
- Daily wallpaper
Doom Count Pro
$9.99once, or $4.99 a year
- Unlimited countdowns
- All 12 styles, all 6 colours
- Medium and large widgets
- Wallpaper without the mark
No monthly plan, no trial.No account, no server: your countdowns stay on your device.iPhone and iPad, iOS 18 or later.
What is a checkpoint?
A date inside a countdown. On that day Doom Count asks “Are you on track?” and you answer Ahead, On track or Behind from the widget, a notification or the app.
How does the daily wallpaper work?
Apple doesn't let apps change your wallpaper directly, so Doom Count comes with a ready-made Apple Shortcut. You add it once, and every night at 12:02 AM it sets a fresh Lock Screen wallpaper with one day less, and gives your Home Screen the countdown's colours.
What happens at zero?
It asks “Did you make it?”. Tap Made it, or move the date. The number never counts up past zero, and finished countdowns stay on home as a record.
Is it a subscription?
Only if you choose the yearly plan. Lifetime is a single payment of $9.99. Pro also adds six app icon colours and Family Sharing.