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Love counter: how long have we been together?

Pick the day you got together to see exactly how long it's been, live. Below the count are the dates of your next milestones, from your 100th day to your next anniversary, and a caption for each one.

When did you get together?

Pick the day you got together: your first date, the day you made it official, or the day you met. The counter starts straight away.

How to

Three steps, about ten seconds

1

Pick your start date

Choose the day you count from: your first date, the day you made it official, or the day you met. Add your names if you want them on the caption.

2

Choose day 0 or day 1

By default the start date is day 0, like any date calculator. Tick the box to count it as day 1, the way Korean couples count their 100 days.

3

Copy, share or save

Copy the caption, turn it into an image, or bookmark the page. Your date is saved in the link, so it opens on your counter next time.

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Captions for 100 days and every monthsary

For the first year, when every month still feels like news. Tap to copy, or turn one into an image.

100 days of you, and I'd still pick you on day one.

100 days

Day 100. Still not bored of your face.

100 days

100 days down. No plans to stop counting.

100 days

Somebody has put up with me for 100 days. Thank you, and sorry.

100 days

100 days of good mornings. Here's to the next hundred.

100 days

Happy 100 days. You're my favourite number now.

100 days

Happy monthsary. Another month of choosing each other.

Monthsary

One month in, and I can't remember what my texts looked like before you.

Monthsary

Six months of you. Half a year that felt like five minutes.

Monthsary

Happy monthsary, love. Same person, same butterflies.

Monthsary

Month eleven. One more and we get to say a year.

Monthsary

100 din ho gaye, aur abhi bhi tumhare bina din adhoora lagta hai.

100 daysHinglish
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Captions for 1,000 days and your anniversaries

For the big round numbers and the yearly ones. They work as texts too.

1,000 days together, and I'd happily start counting again from zero.

1,000 days

Day 1,000. A thousand mornings, a lot of takeout and every one of my moods, and you're still here.

1,000 days

A thousand days of you. Not one of them wasted.

1,000 days

1,000 days in. Still my favourite notification.

1,000 days

500 days together. Half of a thousand, all of my heart.

500 days

200 days, and I still check my phone hoping it's you.

200 days

2,000 days. I stopped counting the days a while ago and started counting on you.

2,000 days

One year of us. Best year I've had, by a mile.

Anniversary

Happy anniversary. Every day since the first one has been worth counting.

Anniversary

Five years together, and you still make me laugh at things that shouldn't be funny.

Anniversary

Another year, same you, more us.

Anniversary

Ek saal ho gaya saath mein. Happy anniversary, meri jaan.

AnniversaryHinglish

How long have we been together?

Pick your start date above and the counter tells you in years, months and days, then keeps counting live. The years run to your last anniversary, the months to your last monthly date, and the days are whatever is left over. So a couple who got together on February 14, 2026 had been together 7 months and 10 days on September 24, 2026, which is 222 days.

Under that are the running totals: days, weeks, hours, minutes and seconds, all counted from midnight at the start of your first day. The seconds tick, which is the part people like to screenshot.

Is the first day day 0 or day 1?

Both are in use, and they put your 100th day one day apart. Most date calculators count the start date as day 0, so your 100-day mark is exactly 100 days after it. Korean couples count the start date as day 1, which moves the 100th day one day earlier. Baegil, the 100-day anniversary, is a big deal in Korea, and most couple apps made there count that way.

Neither is wrong. Pick the one the two of you already use, and tick the box above if it's day 1. It only moves the day counts: your month and year anniversaries fall on the same dates either way.

When is our 100th day?

100 days after your start date, or 99 days after it if you count the first day as day 1. That's always 3 months and between 8 and 11 days, depending on which months it crosses. For a couple who started on February 14, 2026, the 100-day mark is May 25, 2026, or May 24 counting the Korean way.

How long is 1,000 days?

1,000 days is 2 years, 8 months and between 24 and 28 days, depending on the start date and the leap years in between. It's the big round number most couples never think to check, which is why it makes such a good surprise. From February 14, 2026, it lands on November 10, 2028.

The counter lists the next six milestones from your date: 100, 200, 300 and 500 days, then every 500 up to 3,000, then 4,000, 5,000, 7,500 and 10,000 days, plus each month of the first year and every anniversary.

What is a monthsary?

A monthsary is a monthly anniversary: the same date every month, usually only in the first year. The word is most used in the Philippines, but the habit is everywhere, often as a short message on the 14th because you got together on the 14th. After twelve of them it becomes an anniversary, and most couples stop counting months.

If you got together on the 29th, 30th or 31st, some months don't have your date. The counter uses the last day of those months instead, so a January 31 couple has their first monthsary on the last day of February.

Which date should we count from?

  • The day you made it official. The most common choice, and the one a monthsary usually follows.
  • Your first date. Better if there was no official day, or if the first date is the story you both tell.
  • The day you met. Makes for bigger numbers, and it's lovely when you were friends first.
  • Your wedding day. For married couples, though then the anniversary itself is the date that counts.

Agree on one. Two people quietly counting from different dates is how one of you ends up celebrating 100 days alone.

Day 0 or day 1 only moves the day counts. Your anniversaries land on the same dates either way.

Nothing you type here is sent anywhere. The counter runs in your browser, and your date and names only live in the page's address, after the # sign, which never reaches our server.

Questions

About counting your days together

How do I calculate how long we've been together?

Count whole years to your last anniversary, whole months to your last monthly date, then the days left over. Or pick your start date in the love counter above, which does it for you and keeps counting live, down to the second.

How many days have we been together?

Pick your start date and the counter shows the total. It counts the start date as day 0, like a date calculator, unless you tick the box to count it as day 1. From February 14 to September 24, 2026, for example, is 222 days.

When is our 100 day anniversary?

100 days after the day you got together, or 99 days after it if you count that first day as day 1. It's always 3 months and 8 to 11 days later. The counter shows the exact date and the weekday.

Do Korean couples count the first day as day 1?

Yes. In Korea the day you start dating is day 1, so the 100-day anniversary, baegil, is 99 days after it. Tick "Count the first day as day 1" to count the same way.

What is a monthsary?

A monthly anniversary, on the same date each month, usually in the first year of a relationship. The word is most common in the Philippines. The counter lists your monthsaries until your first anniversary.

What if we got together on the 31st?

Months without a 31st use their last day instead, so your monthsary falls on the 30th, or on February 28 or 29. A February 29 couple has their anniversary on February 28 in ordinary years.

Can I share our love counter?

Yes. Your date, names and day-1 setting are saved in the page address. Copy the link and send it, and the other person opens the same counter on their own clock. Nothing is stored on our side.