Date calculator
Days between dates, days until an event, age, working days around holidays, and week numbers, each answer with its rule.
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Count the days between two dates, or until Christmas, Diwali or a birthday, work out an exact age, add days or working days around the public holidays of 250 countries, and find the week number. See the time in any of 34,000 places with day and night, convert a time by typing 3pm EST to IST, and find a meeting time inside everyone's working hours. Count down from five minutes or any length up to a day, with a sound at the end and a minute added while it runs. Time laps on a stopwatch in hundredths, with the fastest and slowest marked. Work in focus sessions with short breaks and a long break after four, with white, pink or brown noise if you like, or run rounds of work and rest with pips before each change. Show a ring that empties for a classroom, go full screen, or float the timer over other windows where the browser offers it. The timer keeps exact time when you switch tabs and says if it ended while you were away.
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Days between dates, days until an event, age, working days around holidays, and week numbers, each answer with its rule.
The time in any of 34,000 places with day and night, a typed time-zone converter and a meeting planner that finds the best time.
A countdown timer, stopwatch, focus timer and interval timer in one, keeping exact time and ringing with a sound made in your browser.
Browsers slow down pages in background tabs, so a timer that counts ticks loses time. How the KeepSimp Timer keeps exact time instead.
What the lap and split buttons record, how to read fastest and slowest laps, and why your reaction time matters more than hundredths.
The Pomodoro Technique as Francesco Cirillo wrote it: 25 minutes of work, short breaks, a long break after four, and why an interrupted one is void.
Why a visual timer helps children see time passing, how to show one full screen on a board, and how to choose a gentle sound at the end.
What a Tabata is, where the 20 and 10 seconds come from, and how to set your own rounds of work and rest on an interval timer with pips.
How to set a countdown for any length up to a day, add a minute while it runs, choose its sound, and know it ended even if you looked away.
A five-minute timer for a short break, a stretch or a quick task, with a sound at the end and a minute added at a press. Ready to start in your browser.
A ten-minute timer for a quick tidy, a short meditation or a timed quiz, with a sound at the end. Ready to start in your browser, nothing sent.
A fifteen-minute timer for a study sprint or a classroom activity, shown as digits or a ring that empties, with a sound at the end. Ready to start.
The Sleep Foundation puts the ideal nap at 20 to 30 minutes. A twenty-minute timer for a nap or a short workout, with a gentle bell at the end.
A thirty-minute timer for a workout, a focused meeting or reading time, with the time left in the tab's title and a sound at the end. Ready to start.
A one-hour timer for a study block, a practice exam paper or something in the oven, keeping exact time in the background. Ready to start, nothing sent.
Counting days between dates gives a different answer depending on whether the last day counts. How the Date calculator counts, in days, weeks and months.
Adding a month to 31 January cannot land on 31 February. How the Date calculator adds days, weeks, months and years, and what it does at a month's end.
Age in years, months and days, counted from the last birthday, with the rule for a 29 February birthday in common years and a few fun facts.
Working days leave out weekend days and public holidays, which differ by country and region. How the Date calculator counts them for 250 countries.
ISO weeks start on Monday and week 1 holds the year's first Thursday, so early January can be week 52 or 53. How it differs from the US way.
Type an event or a date and see the days left, a live countdown and a calendar entry, with the rule each holiday's date follows. Nothing is sent.
The days, weeks and hours left until Christmas Day on 25 December, with a live countdown you can share and add to your calendar.
The days, weeks and hours until 1 January, with a live countdown to midnight, a link to share and a calendar entry. Worked out in your browser.
The days and weeks until Halloween on 31 October, with a live countdown, a link to share and a calendar entry. Nothing you type is sent.
The days until Diwali, whose date follows the Hindu lunar calendar, from python-holidays' list for India, with a live countdown and a calendar entry.
Why some places are half an hour apart, why the gap between two cities changes twice a year, and how the World clock shows each place's time and daylight.
Type a time and places to convert it, with the day it falls on there and what abbreviations like EST, IST and CST were taken to mean.
See each place's working, waking and sleeping hours side by side, with its own weekend, and the best time said in words. Share it as a link or a calendar file.
US Central Time is one hour behind Eastern Time all year, since both change their clocks on the same days. Convert a CST time to EST, with the day.
New York is five hours behind UTC in winter and four in summer. Convert a UTC time to Eastern Time with the day, and see when the gap changes.
India is 10½ hours ahead of New York in winter and 9½ in summer, since India keeps one time all year. Convert EST to IST with the day it lands on.
New York is five hours behind GMT, and London keeps BST in summer. Convert GMT or London time to Eastern Time, with the weeks when the gap is four hours.