# TimeKit

TimeKit is a free English-language, client-side toolkit for Unix timestamps, IANA time zones, cron expressions, date differences, ISO 8601 strings, Discord timestamp tags, durations, week numbers, age calculations, and countdowns.

Canonical site: https://timekit-dt4.pages.dev
Primary language: English
Privacy model: TimeKit runs calculations in the browser and does not upload tool inputs.

Direct answer references:
- Unix epoch time is the number of seconds elapsed since 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z in typical Unix systems.
- A five-field cron expression is ordered as minute, hour, day of month, month, and day of week.
- `*/5 * * * *` means every five minutes.
- Discord timestamp tags use Unix epoch seconds in the form `<t:epoch:style>`.
- IANA time zone names such as `America/New_York` are safer than ambiguous abbreviations because they include daylight saving rules.

Important pages:
- /timestamp converts Unix timestamps in seconds, milliseconds, and microseconds to human dates.
- /timestamp-now shows the current Unix timestamp in multiple copyable formats.
- /cron explains cron expressions, builds common schedules, and lists upcoming runs in a selected IANA time zone.
- /cron/every-5-minutes explains the `*/5 * * * *` cron expression.
- /cron/every-weekday explains weekday cron syntax.
- /timezone-converter converts meeting times between major cities and time zones.
- /timezone/est-to-london explains Eastern Time to London conversion.
- /date-diff calculates elapsed days, business days, and exact durations.
- /discord-timestamp generates Discord `<t:...>` timestamp tags.
- /iso-8601 explains and converts ISO 8601 date-time strings.

Search engine setup:
- The canonical sitemap is https://timekit-dt4.pages.dev/sitemap-index.xml.
- The robots file is https://timekit-dt4.pages.dev/robots.txt.
- Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools can be connected later after the production domain is ready.