Date & Time Interval
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Productivity | Free | SACHIN SABU | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
It will help you to add or subtract Years Months or days to a particular date Which means no need to look at the calendar to figure out a future date or previous date
This app has a hour and minute calculator so that you don't have to convert the time into it's decimal parts every time in a regular calculator to figure out your working hours
The week days and weekends between two dates is a feature that could come in handy if you have to meet deadlines and figure out how many actual days you could work between those two dates
Find how old are you today (includes years, months, days)
So this app has multiple features that will help you with your calculations with dates, time, years etc
Share what you find with your friends & colleagues using the share button, Easier navigation to switch between features
Reviews
Simple and works!
chiah also
I love how simple this app is. It's a great little tool for day to day time measurements. Great for figuring how many hours of sleep and work!
Ok I don’t want the account to be with hoilday
tvokids
Sometimes it uses IOS 13.1 but It’s gonna be used at all IOS!
Great app
Rmpatel
This is the best Simple and very useful app Everything is there nothing is missing No need of of other apps for date - time calculations.
Needs to account for holidays
soonergrrrl
I would consider upgrading to pro if the “Work Days” section of this app actually accounted for holidays, or had a way to exclude holidays. As it is now, all it does is count M-F, which does not require this app to figure out as that is always five. What would be harder to figure out would be a week that has a holiday, making that week four instead of five, or a month that has two holidays, or multiple months in a row with multiple holidays. Also, if the “Find Date & Time” section would allow you to discount weekends and holidays, that would be worth upgrading to pro. Sometimes you need to know the date after a certain number of business days. I’m strictly referring to the US iTunes Store and US federal holidays, because that’s where I am.
