Happy K-Day
iOS app by Pieter Van der Cruys. Lifestyle · Pieter Van der Cruys
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1.3
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-16
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Store description excerpt
You've been alive for thousands of days. Someone you love is about to hit a perfectly round number of them. That's a k-day — and it deserves cake. KDay reads birthdays from your contacts and counts down to everyone's next 1000-day milestone. A newborn hits 1,000 days at about age three. You'll pass 10,000 around your 27th birthday. Your mother might be days away from 25,000 right now — and nobody knows. WHO'S NEXT The very next k-day in your life, front and center, with a progress ring filling as the day approaches. Everyone else lines up behind it. NEVER MISS ONE A notification on the day itself, plus a heads-up in advance (you pick how far ahead — enough time to plan something). MAKE IT A MOMENT Share a beautiful milestone card ("25,000 days on Earth") to WhatsApp or Instagram. Full-screen confetti when a k-day is today. Fun facts with every milestone — 20,000 days is about 2.8 billion heartbeats. YOUR OWN COUNTER See exactly how many days you've been alive, live, and when your next round thousand lands. A WIDGET WORTH THE SPOT The next k-day on your home screen, updating itself daily. EVERY WAY TO ADD PEOPLE Contacts, manual entries, calendar import, or ask someone directly with a ready-made message. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything is computed on your phone. No account, no server, no analytics, no ads. Your contacts never leave your device — the app makes no network requests at all. In 40 languages. Some birthdays are worth waiting 1,000 days for.
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