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19 date & time tools

Date & Time tools

Find your place in the calendar.

Available Date & Time tools

Date Calculator

Free date calculator to add or subtract whole days, months, or years from a starting date and see the resulting calendar date.

Days Between Dates Calculator

Count the exclusive days, weeks, and hours between two dates.

Hours Calculator

Find net working hours from a start time, end time, and break.

Time Duration Calculator

Find the duration between two times, including overnight.

Business Days Calculator

Count weekday-only days between two dates, both inclusive.

Countdown Calculator

Count down the days, hours, minutes, and seconds to a future date.

Time Zone Converter

Convert a date and time between common time zones.

Days From Today Calculator

Find how many calendar days a date is from today.

Week Number Calculator

Find the ISO week number and week-year for any calendar date.

Day of the Week Calculator

Find which weekday matches any date.

Workday Calculator

Add or subtract weekdays from a starting date.

Work Time Card Calculator

Calculate net shift time after subtracting an unpaid break.

Date Difference with Time Calculator

Calculate the elapsed time between two dates and clock times.

Meeting Time Overlap Planner

Find the overlap between two manually entered work windows.

Pomodoro Timer

Run alternating focus and break cycles in your browser.

Date Recurrence Planner

Generate a bounded list of recurring calendar dates.

Monthly Calendar Generator

Create a simple month calendar ready to print or download.

Timesheet Calculator

Total multiple daily shifts, breaks, and overnight work hours.

Study Session Planner

Plan subjects, study durations, breaks, and an optional start time.

Helpful answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Useful details that apply across BiyoTool’s date & time tools.

No. Workday calculations skip Saturday and Sunday but do not load national, regional, or company holiday calendars.

Calendar-only tools use stable calendar-date rules, while time-zone tools use the selected zones. When a local time is skipped or repeated during a daylight-saving transition, the relevant tool may reject it rather than silently guess.