Follow a pack and its dates land in your list as countdowns: the next episode of your show, the day a game or film comes out, the next full moon, your country's public holidays, Ramadan or Passover. When a date passes or moves, the pack puts the right one in its place.
iPhone & iPad · Browsing is free · $1.99 a pack, $3.99 for all, included in Premium
The six packs of the Discover tab, each in its own color. Tap one to read more.
In short: packs live in the Discover tab of Kounts on iPhone and iPad. Each one is a set of countdowns you follow instead of typing in: six packs today, from video game release days to the eight big meteor showers. Browsing is free. A pack is a one-time $1.99, all of them are $3.99, and Kounts Premium includes every one. Pack countdowns don't count against the free plan's 15 events.
Discover, and three packs once followed: Moon & Sky, Public Holidays and Faith & Traditions.
Three packs are built into the app and work without a connection. Three look titles up as you search, so any show, film or game can become a countdown.
Search for a game and count down to its release day, with the cover art as the background. The pack opens on the ten most anticipated games, each with its date and an Add button.
Search for a show and it joins your list as a countdown to its next episode, with the season and episode in the notes and the show's poster behind it.
Search for a film and count down to its release day, with the poster as the background. The countdown uses the release date for your country when the film has one.
Full moons, new moons, blue moons, the solstices and equinoxes, the eight big meteor showers, and the solar and lunar eclipses through 2030.
The official national holidays of 22 countries, each under its own local name. Your country comes suggested first, and you can add or drop others any time.
Religious and cultural dates from six calendars: Chinese lunar, Jewish, Islamic, Hindu, Christian and Persian. Pick the calendars you keep, one at a time.
A holiday moves to next year once it passes. The next full moon or meteor shower takes the last one's place. A show moves on to its next episode, and a film or game follows its release date if the studio moves it.
Every countdown in a pack has a tick. Untick the ones you don't care about, before or after you follow, and they stay out, even after the pack updates. Follow all brings them back.
The date stays locked to the pack. The title, the artwork, the photo, the reminders, the category and the notes are yours to change, and your edits survive every refresh.
Everything a pack adds lands in a built-in Feeds category, so pack countdowns never get mixed up with your own and one filter shows or hides all of them at once.
The free plan holds 15 upcoming countdowns of your own. Pack countdowns don't count toward them, so following the moon or a country's holidays never pushes out the birthday you added yourself.
Pack countdowns are events like any other: they show in your Home Screen widgets, on your Apple Watch, in notifications and on the Timeline, in whichever card style you use.
No subscription needed. Look around for free, and pay once for the packs you want.
See what every pack adds, and search any show, film or game, before you pay anything.
Follow one pack for good, on your iPhone and iPad. Or get all six for $3.99, including any pack added later.
$9.99 a year or $19.99 once, with unlimited countdowns, every card style and the rest of Premium.
US prices; they vary by region. Packs you buy outright keep working for good. Packs that came with Premium pause without deleting anything if Premium ends, and resume when it comes back.
It's the fourth tab on iPhone and sits in the sidebar on iPad. The packs show as a grid of colored tiles; tap one to see what it adds.
Untick the countdowns you'd rather skip, choose your countries or calendars, or search for the show, film or game you're waiting on.
The countdowns land in your list under Feeds and look after their own dates from then on. Everything you follow sits under Following, one tap from the top of Discover.
Rather keep three tabs? A switch in Settings hides Discover, and the packs stay reachable from Settings.
A pack is a set of ready-made countdowns you follow from the Discover tab in Kounts. Its dates arrive in your list as countdowns and stay right on their own: a holiday moves to next year once it passes, the next full moon or meteor shower takes the last one's place, a show moves on to its next episode, and a film or game follows its release date if it changes. There are six packs: Moon & Sky, Public Holidays, TV Shows, Video Games, Movies and Faith & Traditions.
Browsing the packs is free, and so is searching inside TV Shows, Movies and Video Games. Following a pack is a one-time purchase of $1.99, or $3.99 for all of them, including any pack added later. Kounts Premium includes every pack. Prices can vary by region.
No. The free plan holds 15 upcoming countdowns of your own, and pack countdowns sit outside that limit. They land in their own Feeds category, so one filter shows or hides all of them.
The date stays locked to the pack, because the pack is what keeps it right. The title, the artwork, the photo, the reminders, the category and the notes are yours to change, and your edits survive every refresh. You can also untick any countdown in a pack you don't want, before or after you follow it.
You browse and follow packs on iPhone and iPad. Once followed, pack countdowns behave like any other event on that device: they show in your widgets, on your Apple Watch, in notifications and on the Timeline. The Mac app does not have the Discover tab.
Packs you bought on their own keep working for good. Packs that came with Premium pause without deleting anything, and pick up where they left off if you come back to Premium.
Kounts is free on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, with no ads. Browse the packs for free, and add the ones you want for good.
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