Which devices can make share cards?
iPhone and iPad (iOS / iPadOS 17 or later) for now. A Day you’re still creating has no share button — until it’s saved there’s nothing to share.
Days
Count the days that matter — and share them.
Days until the exam, how old Mom turns, which wedding anniversary, how long since you quit, how far along the pregnancy is — LiLi Cal’s Days counts each with one of five kinds. Any of them becomes a share card: four styles, a 1080 × 1440 image ready for your camera roll or group chat. The cards below aren’t screenshots: the text comes from the app’s own calculation, and every style and switch works.
- 5
- kinds: countdown, birthday, anniversary, elapsed, range
- 4
- card styles: Calendar, Paper, Block, Ticket
- 1080 × 1440
- pixel share image (3:4)
- 8
- languages
Five kinds, each counting its own way
Pick a kind when you add a Day: it decides what the big number says and what the line under it adds. Tap a card to use that Day in the share card below.
Share card
The same options as the share sheet in the app: pick a Day, switch the style, then choose whether to include the date, the lunar date and the signature.
Share Card
Demo Days
Card Style
The Calendar style is the date itself, so there’s no separate date line.
One Day, four styles
Same words, drawn four ways. Tap one to switch to it.
Every demo Day · Calendar
The same style across different kinds. Switch the style and the whole row changes; tap one to make a card from it.
Card text is calculated by the app for the demo date of October 16, 2026, word for word what the app would share; the page approximates iOS system fonts with your browser’s, so small details may differ.
Days
How to share from the app
Touch and hold in the list
In the Days list, touch and hold a Day › Share Card. The quickest way — no need to open it.
From the edit screen
Open a Day and tap the share button at the top right. Unsaved edits are drawn too — it’s just an image, what you see is what you share.
Pick a style, share
Choose a style, toggle the date, lunar date and signature, then tap Share Image. Saving, copying and sending go through the system share sheet, and your style and switches are remembered.
Days
FAQ
Could the card disagree with the number in my list?
No. The card and the list use the same calculation, so “days to go”, “turns 60” and “Year 5” read exactly the same in both.
Will attachments end up in the image?
Never. Attachments are often things like ID photos, so share images leave them out entirely.
If I share from Dark Mode, is the card dark?
No. The card is always a light page and its text size doesn’t follow Larger Text, so the other person sees exactly what you previewed.
Where does the card’s color come from?
From the Day’s own color, darkened until white text reads clearly; Days without a color use the terracotta of the Warm Paper theme. To change it, change the Day’s color in its edit screen.
Does the card follow my app language?
Yes. Card text follows the app’s language, in all 8 languages; the signature reads “LiLi Cal” (“历历” in Chinese). Lunar dates themselves stay in Chinese.
Days
Start counting the days you care about
LiLi Cal is one app on Mac, iPhone and iPad, and your Days sync between them through iCloud. Share cards are on iPhone and iPad.