SAVE borrowers keep asking the same thing: “Is my 90 days up?” Friends in later notice waves are still waiting. The panic is real; inventing a deadline is not helpful.
I built a tiny static card: SAVE 90-Day Transition Clock.
You paste (1) whether you got a servicer 90-day notice, (2) the notice date if yes, (3) today’s view date. You get one shareable card:
- Giant days-left (or Past deadline / Waiting for notice / unsure)
- Strip that if you do nothing, auto-enroll language points to Standard or Tiered Standard (ED framing — not a plan pick)
- First-wave cliff callout: Sep 29 2026 earliest
- Pointers to StudentAid.gov/idr + court-actions
What it does not do: invent your payment $, pick IBR vs PAYE vs RAP, scrape StudentAid.gov, or “recommend” forgiveness.
Not plan advice. Not forgiveness advice. Not a servicer tool. Your notice controls your deadline.
Try it (free, static):
https://therealcpain.github.io/save-90day-clock-demo/?utm_source=devto&utm_campaign=distro_sprint_0915
If you’re in the Sep notice window — what’s the one thing that would make a days-left card actually useful to share with a friend?
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