See how much time is left.
Time is hard to picture.
A year sounds short. A decade sounds long. Thousands of days are almost impossible to imagine.
Time to Go turns time into something you can see.
Choose a start date and an end date, then view the distance between them as a grid of days or weeks. Each square represents the same amount of time. What has passed, where you are now, and what remains become visible at a glance.
Time at a glance
Choose an interval to see its shape.
Make time visible
Dates tell you when something happens. A countdown tells you how far away it is.
A time grid shows something different: proportion.
It lets you see how much of an interval has already passed and how much is still ahead.
Days or weeks
Short periods are easier to understand in days. Longer ones make more sense in weeks.
Time to Go can choose the most useful scale automatically, or you can select it yourself. When a daily view would create an excessively large grid, the visualization switches to weeks.
Share any interval
Every visualization can be represented by its URL.
Choose your dates, choose your scale, and share the link. Anyone opening it will see the same interval. If you use “Today” as a moving start, the view will keep moving forward with time.
Explore important dates
Time to Go also visualizes major goals, commitments, milestones and events that shape our future.
See how much time remains until them — or how much of the time available since they were announced, discovered or scheduled has already passed.
Because “2050” feels very different when you can see the weeks between here and there.