How Long Have You Got

How Long Have You Got A quiet countdown against your own life expectancy - a perspective tool, not a prediction. There's a saying that the life of this generation runs, generally, between sixty and seventy years. How Long Have You Got turns that into something you can actually see: a live countdown to the lower of those two bounds, counted in lunar years - the same calendar Ramadan and the five daily prayers are reckoned by - so nothing is quietly inflated by counting in solar years instead. The home screen shows what's left in seconds, minutes, or hours, and lets you reframe it by day, week, month, year, next birthday, or the full remaining stretch of life. Underneath, it shows the Ramadans, Jumu'ahs, and prayers still ahead of you - not as a countdown to dread, but as a way of feeling how much still fits into what's left. You can mark your own days - a goal, a deadline, a date that matters - and drag any one of them onto the main counter to make it the thing you're really counting toward, instead of the default reckoning. Before you begin, a short reflection sets the tone, and two authenticated hadith are presented along the way with full sourcing - collection, reference number, and grading - so nothing is asserted without a way to check it yourself. There's a Hijri/Gregorian date toggle throughout for anyone who thinks primarily in the lunar calendar. Nothing here leaves your phone. No account, no analytics, no ads, no tracking of any kind - the app doesn't ask for a single permission because it doesn't need one. This isn't a prediction of when you'll die. It's a nudge - the kind the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, gave Ibn Abbas - to notice health and free time before they're gone.