What people ask before installing a day counter, answered from the App Store listing and the developer’s site.
Answers come from the CannotWait App Store listing and cannotwait.neoxapps.de, read on 2026-10-03. Where the developer does not say something, we say so.
CannotWait is free to download, and the App Store page lists no in-app purchases. The developer asks people to support independent, human-made software.
Widgets go on the Home Screen and Lock Screen, and there is an extra large widget for iPhone. You can ask Siri how many days are left or create an event by voice where Siri AI is available on your device, use the Shortcuts app and find events in Spotlight.
The developer says there is no tracking with data linked to you and no fingerprinting, and events are never shared with, sold to or analysed by third parties. The App Store privacy label lists analytics data that is not linked to you.
CannotWait needs an iPhone with iOS 17 or later and also runs on Macs with Apple silicon and macOS 14 or later, and on Apple Vision Pro. It is in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese and Japanese, and is rated 4+.
| Question | Short answer |
|---|---|
| Free? | Yes, no in-app purchases listed |
| Widgets | Home Screen, Lock Screen, extra large |
| Siri | Yes, plus Shortcuts and Spotlight |
| Devices | iPhone, iOS 17+; Apple silicon Macs; Apple Vision Pro |
| Languages | 8, no Ukrainian |
Yes. It is free on the App Store, which lists no in-app purchases.
Yes, along with Home Screen widgets and an extra large iPhone widget.
Yes. You can ask how many days are left or create an event by voice, where Siri AI is available on your device.
Vincent Friedrich, an independent developer who has worked on it since 2020.