Live preview — exactly what they will get
You get a link — send it, and they watch it live
Count from the date it started and let it keep running rather than working it out each time. Ishqu's Days Together makes a page that counts days, hours, minutes and seconds from a date you choose, updating every second. Send the link and it keeps counting on their phone too, indefinitely.
It shows up most on monthly anniversaries, on the 100-day and 1000-day marks, and as a thing to send on an ordinary weekday when the number happens to look good.
Yes. It recalculates from the real clock every second, so it is always current — it is not a picture of a number taken when you made it. Come back in a year and it will have counted the year.
Whatever you both treat as the start — the first date, the day you made it official, or the day you met. There is no wrong answer, and only the two of you see it.
Yes. People use it for friendships, for the day they moved to a city, and for anything else worth counting from. Nothing about it assumes romance except the names.
Yes. You can download a card or a five-second video for a story. The image is a snapshot, though — only the link keeps counting.
There are no plans to remove links. It is a free product, so it cannot be promised forever — if it really matters, keep a download too.
Lost for words instead? Read the shayari — original lines in English, grouped by mood.