Doom Desk Tools & toys for the end times

Useful things for a world that keeps not ending

Every newspaper has one desk nobody can quite explain. Ours keeps an almanac for every day of the year, counts the apocalypses you’ve personally outlived, and makes doom countdowns for other people’s websites.

Featured · The Doom Almanac 366 pages · one for every day

What was supposed to end today?

A page for every day of the year with the doomsday deadlines, predictions and busts that fell on it. For trivia lovers, anniversary hunters, and anyone wondering what today nearly was.

Switch on JavaScript to see today’s page here.

Open today’s page → Browse the calendar

This month in the Almanac. Marked days have something on file; tap any day.

Your Birthday Doom free · private · 10 seconds

How many ends of the world have you survived?

Type your birthday and we’ll list every busted doomsday you’ve lived through, how old you were for each one, the ones still ahead of you, and a certificate to prove it. For anyone with a birthday.

Your birthday stays on your device. Nothing is sent or stored.

Still here

Certificate of survival

Certified Survivor of … Apocalypses

 

    Sample certificate for someone born January 1, 1990. Yours will have your own numbers.

    The Doom Countdown free widget · no tracking

    Put a live doom countdown on your website

    A small box that counts down to the next predicted end of the world (or any one you pick) and says whose prediction it is. For blogs, class pages, wikis and suspiciously calm office dashboards. Copy one line of code and you’re done.

    • Dark or light; card, compact or banner
    • Busted predictions count up: time since it didn’t happen
    • Also: the Doom’s Record scoreboard and the Doom Wire ticker
    Get the code →
    Live preview. This is exactly what goes on your site.