Add or Subtract Days
Move a calendar date forward or backward.
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Move a calendar date forward or backward.
Calculate completed years, months and days between a birth date and a reference date.
Count Monday–Friday dates from the start date inclusive to the end date exclusive, excluding your holiday list.
Create a Monday-first monthly calendar with ISO dates and download its day-by-day data.
Count down to an exact future date and time in a selected IANA time zone.
Count calendar days between two dates.
Convert a strict ISO calendar date into selected numeric date layouts and a localized long date.
Find the localized weekday and ISO weekday number (Monday = 1) for a date.
Find the ordinal day of the year and the number of remaining calendar days.
Convert an ISO timestamp with an explicit UTC offset to UTC, Unix seconds and milliseconds.
Find the ISO week number and week year.
Check the Gregorian leap-year rule for the selected date’s year.
Show the same meeting instant in several IANA time zones. Ambiguous or nonexistent local times are rejected.
Calculate complete calendar months and remaining days; months use calendar boundaries, not a fixed day count.
Alternate adjustable focus and rest intervals with a visible countdown and cycle counter.
Find the calendar quarter and its inclusive start and end dates.
Generate dates at a daily, weekly, monthly or yearly interval. Each date is anchored to the original date; invalid month-end days clamp to that month’s last day.
Measure elapsed time with start, pause, reset and lap records in this tab.
Calculate nominal elapsed time between two local date-times. Time zones and daylight-saving changes are not applied.
Average durations entered one per line as HH:MM or HH:MM:SS, with optional millisecond fractions.
Sum durations entered one per line as HH:MM or HH:MM:SS, with optional millisecond fractions.
Set a countdown duration with quick presets, pause and resume.
Convert a local date-time from one IANA time zone to another. Ambiguous or nonexistent local times are rejected.
Convert Unix seconds or milliseconds to an ISO date.