Last updated: 6 October 2026
Time Left keeps upcoming dates and moments since they began in view, with iPhone and Apple Watch widgets.
If something is not working right, this page covers the basics and tells you how to reach us.
Choose Left for an upcoming date or Since for a date you want to remember. Tap + to add one. You can also import dates from Apple Calendar in Settings.
Turn on Event reminders in Time Left Settings, check that the individual date has a reminder, and allow notifications for Time Left in iPhone Settings.
Turn on iCloud sync in Time Left Settings on each iPhone and use the same Apple Account. Sync may take a little time; open Time Left on both iPhones to let it refresh. Apple Watch receives dates from its paired iPhone.
Open Time Left to confirm the date is still present. Widgets can refresh later than the app. If the widget is showing a different date, edit the widget and choose the date again.
Open Settings → Import from Calendar. If access was denied earlier, allow Calendar access for Time Left in iPhone Settings, then return to the import screen. Search can find an event even if it is not suggested as a birthday or anniversary.
Open Settings → Time Left Pro → Restore Purchases while signed in to the Apple Account used for the purchase. If it still does not unlock, email us with the app version and the problem you see. Please do not send payment card details.
Time Left stores your dates on your device. Optional iCloud sync stores supported data in your Apple iCloud account. Calendar access is used on-device to suggest dates for import.
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For support, bug reports, or feedback, email uxcurry@gmail.com. You can also visit the Time Left app page.
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