Just published Delivery Countdown.

"Order within 3h 12m for delivery Thursday, Sep 3" — the line that turns a product page into a decision. It works out the next dispatch deadline from your cutoff, your working days and your holidays, then counts down to it.

Two things it gets right that these usually don't.

It knows the warehouse ships Mon–Fri while the carrier delivers Mon–Sat. Treating those as one "business days" setting quietly costs a day on every Friday order.

And it knows about holidays. An order placed on 23 December, two to four days in transit, with no holiday list, comes back promising delivery on Christmas Day.

Every word is yours to write, in any language.

Just published Delivery Countdown.

"Order within 3h 12m for delivery Thursday, Sep 3" — the line that turns a product page into a decision. It works out the next dispatch deadline from your cutoff, your working days and your holidays, then counts down to it.

Two things it gets right that these usually don't.

It knows the warehouse ships Mon–Fri while the carrier delivers Mon–Sat. Treating those as one "business days" setting quietly costs a day on every Friday order.

And it knows about holidays. An order placed on 23 December, two to four days in transit, with no holiday list, comes back promising delivery on Christmas Day.

Every word is yours to write, in any language.