Date calculator
Add or subtract days, weeks, months and years from a date, or subtract one date from another to get the gap. Every answer prints its working on a tape, so you can see exactly how month ends and leap years were handled.
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Ask it in plain English
An AI model only translates your sentence into an operation; the result comes from the same tested date engine as the calculators, so the maths is exact.
What "date maths" actually involves
Counting days is easy until a month runs out. Calendar arithmetic has three awkward units: months of 28 to 31 days, years of 365 or 366, and (once clocks are involved) days of 23 or 25 hours when daylight saving time changes. DateMath Pro works on plain calendar dates as whole-day numbers, so the result never shifts because of your time zone, and it applies the same month-end rule as the ISO 8601 date libraries used by banks and airlines.
Adding days vs adding months
Days are exact: 90 days is always 90 calendar days. Months are not: "3 months from 30 November" is 28 or 29 February, because there is no 30 February. If a contract or notice period says days, add days; if it says months, add months and expect clamping at month ends. The add days to a date page walks through that rule step by step.
Choosing the right calculator
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