Cron syntax is compact but error-prone, and it is easy to write an expression that does not fire when you expect. This tool takes any standard five-field cron expression and prints the next N times it will trigger, so you can sanity-check a schedule before deploying it. It relies on the croniter library, which understands ranges, steps, and lists exactly as cron does. The expression is validated up front with croniter.is_valid, giving a clear error rather than a confusing traceback for typos. Each upcoming run is shown with its absolute timestamp and a human-readable countdown, which makes it obvious whether "every 15 minutes" really means what you intended. A --utc flag switches between local and UTC time, important when your servers and your laptop live in different time zones. Install the dependency with pip install croniter. This is a fast way to debug deployment schedules and backup jobs.