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TCalc.it is a time-aware calculator that understands the difference between a point in time (dates) and an amount of time (durations). Type natural expressions like "2h + 30m" and get instant results.
Type an expression into the input field, then press Enter or = to calculate. Try: "2h + 30m". The result appears instantly below the input.
2h + 30mAdd 2 hours and 30 minutes → 2h 30m1d - 2hSubtract 2 hours from 1 day → 22hCombine time durations using + and - operators. You can mix any units freely.
2h + 30mAdd 2 hours and 30 minutes1d - 2hSubtract 2 hours from 1 day3W + 2d + 8hCombine weeks, days, and hours8h + 8h + 8h + 8h + 8hSum a work week from daily logsSubtract two dates to find the duration between them, or write a range with "to" (aliases: until, till). Use keywords like NOW, TODAY, TOMORROW, YESTERDAY, or type specific dates.
NOW - 01.01.1990How long since January 1st, 1990 (your age?)NOW - 01.01.2025Time elapsed since start of 2025TOMORROW - NOWTime remaining until tomorrow31.12.2025 - TODAYDays until end of year14:30 to 16:45Duration between two times22:00 to 6:00Overnight range wraps to the next day → 8hAdd or subtract durations from specific dates to find future or past dates.
NOW + 2dDate/time 2 days from now01.06.2025 - 3M3 months before June 1stTODAY + 1Y + 6M1.5 years from todayTODAY + 90dDeadline 90 days from nowScale durations by multiplying or dividing with numbers.
1h30m * 3Triple a duration (e.g. 3 identical tasks)8h / 2Split evenly between 2 people40h / 5Daily average from a weekly totalY YearsQ Quarters (3M)M MonthsW Weeks (7d)WD Work Days (8h)d Days (24h)h Hoursm Minutess Secondsms Millisecondsf24 24fps Framesf30 30fps Framesf Default FPS FramesThe unit follows the number (2h 30m). Switch Unit position in Settings → Display to write it first as well: Y1M2 is 1 year 2 months.
Keywords
NOW Current date & timeTODAY / TDY Today at midnightTOMORROW / TMRW TomorrowYESTERDAY / YEST YesterdayDate formats
DD.MM.YYYY · DD.MM. (current year) · YYYY-MM-DD · DD/MM/YYYYTime formats
HH:mm · HH:mm:ss · 9AM · 9:30PMTime ranges
14:30 to 16:45 - duration between two times (aliases: until, till). Overnight ranges like 22:00 to 6:00 wrap to the next day.UNIX Timestamps
1234567890UNIX - or any 10-digit number is auto-recognized as UNIX timestamp.FPS Timecodes
HH:MM:SS:FFfXX - e.g. 01:00:00:12f24 (1 hr + 12 frames @ 24fps)By default a colon string is a time of day and a bare four-digit number is just a number: 17:30 is half past five in the afternoon, 1730 is one thousand seven hundred and thirty.
When it fails, fix it from the hint
11:34:30 + 15:03 adds two times of day, which has no answer. A hint appears over the keys explaining the reading and offering the other one: for a two-part string you pick minutes:seconds or hours:minutes, for a three-part string you switch HH:MM:SS to a length. One tap recalculates the same expression, no retyping.
You always see the active reading
While a duration reading is on, an amber label sits on the display, for example MM:SS + HH:MM:SS AS LENGTH. No mode is ever silently answering a different question than the one you typed.
The same switches live in Settings (Video tab for colon strings, Military tab for bare 1730), and every profile carries its own choice: Film reads 15:03 as 15m 3s, Military and Aviation read 1730 as 5:30 PM.
When the input field is not focused, pressing any key automatically focuses it and starts typing.
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