LastDays

One day, they stop asking for the bedtime story. One day, the word "carry me" goes away. One day, they pull their hand back when you reach for it. It doesn't happen all at once. It happens quietly, a little at a time. LastDays shows the time you have left with your child as a countdown — how many more bedtime stories, how many more hugs, how many more bath nights. Enter their birthday and gender once, and 13 everyday moments turn into numbers. ■ What you'll see • How many more days they'll ask to be carried • How many more bedtime stories left to read • How many more times you'll tuck them in • How many more baths together • How many more days they'll want to hold your hand • How many more times they'll ask you to play • How many more daycare or kindergarten drop-offs • How many more days you'll do homework together • How many more summer vacations together • How many more family trips • How many more Christmases where they still believe in Santa • How many more nights they'll fall asleep next to you • Progress toward 18 (when they're on their own) Every time you open the app, the numbers tick down by today's share. ■ Easy setup (one tap gets close to your reality) Working couple or stay-at-home. Daycare, kindergarten, or at home. After-school care, or straight home. The length of long breaks. Tap the option that fits your family, and the numbers slide closer to real life. You can fine-tune later. ■ Watercolor share image Tap any number and it becomes a soft watercolor image you can post anywhere — Instagram, X, Threads. What gets shared is the number. A single remaining count, on a quiet background. Share the feeling, not the kid. ■ Who this is for • Parents reading the same bedtime story tonight • Parents running through the morning drop-off • Parents whose arms hurt from carrying • Parents whose child no longer asks for the story • Parents who noticed the hand-holding has quietly stopped • Parents who couldn't smile back when someone said "it goes by so fast" For those still in the middle of it, and for those looking back — the same number reaches both. ■ Today has the most of them Today's count is the highest it will ever be. Tomorrow it's down by one. So tonight, one more time. One more story, one more hug, one more bath. Free. Today's number can't be saved for tomorrow. LastDays.