Date & Time Tools

How long until… and how old exactly?

The countdown timer counts down to any date and time — product launches, birthdays, deadlines, vacations. Set the target once and watch days, hours, minutes, and seconds tick away. It's the simplest possible motivator: a visible number makes an abstract future date feel real, which is why teams put launch countdowns on office screens.

The age calculator finds an exact age in years, months, and days from any birth date — more precise than subtracting years, and it handles leap years and month lengths correctly. Useful for forms, milestones ("how many days old is the baby?"), anniversaries, and trivia.

Focus and measure

The Pomodoro timer runs the classic focus technique: 25 minutes of work, 5 minutes of break, with a session counter and a beep when each interval ends. The method works because the timer externalizes discipline — you're not relying on willpower to stay on task, just on the agreement that you'll work until the beep. After four sessions, take the longer break; your brain will thank you.

The stopwatch measures elapsed time to the millisecond with lap times — workouts, cooking, experiments, speedruns, or settling once and for all how long the microwave actually takes. Laps let you compare segments without stopping the clock.

The time zone converter answers the other eternal question: what time is it over there? Enter a date and time in one zone, convert to another, and daylight saving is handled automatically — no more mental UTC arithmetic before scheduling the call.

All five tools run in your browser with no account and no tracking. The countdown and Pomodoro keep running in the tab while you work in others.