Date & Time Tools That Run
Entirely in Your Browser — Fast, Free, Private

Convert unix timestamps and epoch time, decode X post timestamps, calculate days between dates, convert time zones, switch between Gregorian, Julian, lunar, and Hebrew calendars — ten focused tools, zero uploads.

10 toolsacross 2 categories
0 uploadscalculations stay on your device
$0free, unlimited, no account

How It Works — Three Easy Steps

No manual, no install, no account. Pick a tool, enter your values, read the answer.

  1. Pick your tool. Timestamps, date math, time zones, or calendar systems — each tool does one job well.
  2. Enter your values. Paste a timestamp, pick two dates, or choose zones. Defaults are pre-filled and live where it makes sense.
  3. Read the result. Answers appear instantly with UTC and local renderings where relevant — nothing ever leaves your browser.
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100% Private

Every calculation runs locally. Timestamps from internal logs and private dates never touch a server.

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Instant Results

No page reloads, no waiting. Math happens in milliseconds — live counters even tick in real time.

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Time Zone Correct

The full IANA database with daylight saving handled — half-hour and 45-minute zones included.

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Free Forever

No trial, no paywall, no account. Use one tool or all ten — the price is always zero.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these date and time tools really free?

Yes. Every tool on this site is completely free, with no trial, no paywall, and no account. You can run as many calculations as you need.

Do my dates or timestamps get uploaded anywhere?

No. Every calculation runs inside your browser, so timestamps, dates, and log values never leave your device.

Which time zone do the converters use?

Timestamps and Julian days are UTC-based by definition, the timezone converter uses the full IANA database with daylight saving handled, and calendar tools use your browser's local time zone.

How accurate is the lunar or Hebrew calendar conversion?

The lunar converter covers 1900 to 2100 including leap months, and the Hebrew converter uses the browser's built-in Hebrew calendar with correct month names. Both are suitable for planning, though formal religious observance dates should be confirmed with an authority calendar.

Tips & Things to Watch

  • Know your epoch format. 10-digit timestamps are seconds, 13-digit are milliseconds — the converter auto-detects, but it pays to know which one your system speaks.
  • Time zones have quirks. India runs at UTC+5:30 and daylight saving shifts offsets twice a year — always convert for the exact date.
  • Calendar years start differently. The Hebrew year begins in autumn and the lunar year at Chinese New Year, so January birthdays often belong to the previous calendar year.
  • Leap years aren't just /4. Century years must divide by 400 — the leap year checker shows the full reasoning.

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Every converter and calculator above answers in under a second — right on this device.

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