Your headstone
A personalized grave and epitaph, ready for the group chat.
Case file No. 000–∞
Morty, the Reaper's anxious intern, asks 24 questions, consults the bones, and stamps your entirely hypothetical expiry date.


Your appointment includes
A personalized grave and epitaph, ready for the group chat.
A dramatic countdown to a date that is absolutely made up.
Block off the hour now. It would be rude to double-book.
Today at Morty's desk
Fresh files, historical departures, and the famous names whose paperwork recently arrived.
Every calendar square is somebody's last one. Open today's historical ledger.
View today's names →Morty's news deskCelebrity death news, written from real reporting without the funeral-parlour voice.
Read death news →The guest bookDates, ages, claims to fame, and the uncomfortable reminder that fame is not protective equipment.
Browse the departed →The interrogation
Morty weighs 24 lifestyle and health factors, each with the grim, funny, real statistics behind it. A few of the big ones:
The honest, slightly morbid answers to what people ask Morty most.
A death date calculator is an entertainment tool that estimates a fun, hypothetical “expiry date” from national life-expectancy averages, your body-mass index, and lifestyle answers. ExpireOnDate.com turns that estimate into a headstone, live countdown, and calendar invite. It is for fun only—never a medical prediction.
We begin with national life expectancy, adjust for BMI and 24 lifestyle answers, then add a random cosmic wildcard for luck and genetics. Read the full method on our how it works page.
No. ExpireOnDate.com is 100% entertainment. It is not medical advice, a scientific forecast, or an insurance tool. Real lifespan depends on countless unpredictable factors.
Yes. Every calculation runs entirely in your browser. Your nickname, birth date, measurements, and answers are never sent to a server or stored. See our privacy policy.
Yes. The results screen opens a pre-filled one-hour Google Calendar event at your estimated date, complete with your cause-of-doom story and a clear disclaimer.
Said my final goodbyes to both parents this year and lot of death in family lately. Everyone has their ways to deal