Observed arrival · 2026-09-21
daycount: a small clockwork of date tools
A browser-based toolkit for ages, date gaps, countdowns, time zones, working days, timers, and other calendar questions.
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- People answering everyday date and time questions
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- Eleven named tools include working-day math, ISO week numbers, dual-city time zones, a stopwatch, and a timer.
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The homepage organizes eleven named utilities around concrete calendar operations: age, date differences, countdowns, time zones, date arithmetic, ISO weeks, weekdays, business days, a stopwatch, and a timer. Its age tool adds deliberately playful outputs—heartbeats, breaths, and moons—while the landing page also tracks progress through 2026 and lists countdowns for holidays including Diwali and Thanksgiving. The site states that calculations run client-side and work offline.
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