Epoch — Unix Time Converter

Epoch converts Unix timestamps to human-readable dates — and dates back to timestamps — the moment you paste them. No submit button, no mode switch: it detects seconds, milliseconds, and ISO 8601 strings automatically.

Built for developers, and for anyone who keeps meeting ten-digit numbers in logs, APIs, databases, and crash reports.

CONVERT ANYTHING
• Auto-detects seconds (10 digits), milliseconds (13 digits), and date strings
• Handles fractional and negative (pre-1970) timestamps
• Paste from anywhere with one tap
• Relative time at a glance — "3 hours ago"

LIVE EPOCH CLOCK
• The current Unix time ticks every second when the input is empty
• Tap it to copy — the fastest "what's the epoch right now" on the App Store

WORLD TIMEZONES
• Favorite timezones show your converted instant in each city
• Idle, they tick as live clocks; converting freezes them on your instant
• Search all IANA timezones, reorder and edit your list

COPY & SHARE
• One-tap copy on every row
• Share all formats as a single text block

EPOCH PRO — ONE-TIME PURCHASE, NO SUBSCRIPTION
• Removes the banner ad
• Unlocks ISO 8601, RFC 3339, and RFC 2822 output formats
• One $1.99 purchase, yours forever

Free includes the complete experience: bidirectional conversion, live clock, LOCAL and UTC output, relative time, favorite timezones, copy, and share.

Dark, monospace, distraction-free. If it's data, it's mono.