Wipe Clock

The tool uses one number and one number only: the seven-day interval stated in Kefir's Federal Raid article. It takes the date you enter, adds seven days, and keeps adding whole cycles until the result is in the future, so an old date still produces a usable estimate. The remaining time and the progress bar are measured from your own device clock.

That is deliberately less than a countdown timer. Kefir has published no fixed day, clock time or time zone for the raid, so a site showing an exact second-by-second countdown to a specific hour would be inventing the hour. If you know the date of the last raid on your server, this gives you the next seven-day boundary and nothing more.

The wipe itself is wider than a timer. All plots, bases, weapons and cash are removed and converted into jail time and authority, while cosmetics, player name, tutorial progress, settings and accumulated jail time carry over. Use the database entry to plan what to do with the time left in a cycle.