Time keeper

Date & time tools

Compare dates, count workdays, translate timestamps, and coordinate time zones.

8 focused toolsFree to useNo account
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What do you need to do?

What this collection covers

The jobs these tools handle

Date arithmetic that is easy to get wrong by one: how many days sit between two dates, how many of those are working days once weekends come out, what a Unix timestamp means in your own time zone, what time it is right now in another city, someone’s exact age today, and what hour a meeting lands on for everyone invited.

Choose with confidence

Choose the date tool by the counting rule

Elapsed calendar days, working days, and local clock times answer different questions. Confirm whether an end date is included and which time zone owns a deadline.

People are in different time zones

Compare the same instant across locations and check daylight-saving offsets for the actual meeting date. Open Meeting time planner

A practical workflow

Plan and communicate a deadline

Calculate from the governing start date, verify working-day assumptions, and share an explicit date and time zone rather than only a relative duration.

3. Track the confirmed deadline

Use the final date for a countdown only after the inclusion rule and local time zone are settled. Open Countdown timer

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Your work stays with you

Selected files and entered text stay private while you use these tools.

Smooth results

Tips for larger files

Very large files can need more memory, especially on a phone. Keep originals, start with a small batch, and close other heavy apps or tabs if a tool feels slow.