README badges

Live SVG badges for GitHub READMEs, wikis, and status pages. No key, no script, no tracking; one image URL that stays current. Dates are UTC, day-level.

Next holiday

Which holiday is coming and how soon. Handy at the top of internal tools and on-call docs.

Next holiday badge  

[![Next holiday (US)](https://dierum.io/badge/next-holiday/US.svg)](https://dierum.io/?utm_source=badge&utm_campaign=next-holiday)

Business days left this month

The number sprint planning and billing runs actually care about.

Business days left this month badge  

[![Business days left this month (US)](https://dierum.io/badge/business-days-left/US.svg)](https://dierum.io/?utm_source=badge&utm_campaign=business-days-left)

Trading day today

Green on trading days, red with the reason when the market is closed. Day-level, not market hours.

Trading day today badge  

[![Trading day today (XNYS)](https://dierum.io/badge/market/XNYS.svg)](https://dierum.io/?utm_source=badge&utm_campaign=market)

Next long weekend

The next stretch of three or more days off. The morale badge.

Next long weekend badge  

[![Next long weekend (DE)](https://dierum.io/badge/long-weekend/DE.svg)](https://dierum.io/?utm_source=badge&utm_campaign=long-weekend)

Notes

Any of the 250+ region codes from the reference works in the URL, including subdivisions (US-CA, DE-BY) and markets (XNYS). Badges cache for six hours. If you need the underlying numbers rather than a picture, that is the API. Curious which country's calendar gives the most long weekends next year? See the 2027 rankings.