Convert between Unix timestamps and human-readable dates with comprehensive timezone support. Features real-time conversion, history tracking, and multiple date format options. Perfect for debugging applications, analyzing logs, and working with time-sensitive data.
Everything you need for professional timestamp handling, built into a native macOS application.
Convert Unix timestamps to human-readable dates and vice versa. Supports both seconds and milliseconds precision for maximum compatibility.
Convert timestamps across different timezones with automatic daylight saving time adjustments. Perfect for global applications and log analysis.
Choose from various date format options including ISO 8601, RFC 2822, custom formats, and locale-specific representations.
Track your conversion history with automatic saving. Quickly reference previous conversions and copy results for repeated use.
Instant conversion as you type with live validation. No waiting time - see results immediately as you enter timestamps or dates.
Always see the current Unix timestamp and formatted date. Useful for generating current timestamps for testing and development.
One-click copying of converted results. Seamlessly integrate with your development workflow and share timestamps across applications.
Handle both seconds and milliseconds timestamps with automatic precision detection. Perfect for different systems and requirements.
Convert between timestamps and dates in just a few simple steps.
Input either a Unix timestamp (seconds or milliseconds) or a human-readable date in your preferred format.
Choose your target timezone from the comprehensive list including UTC, local time, and major world timezones.
Select your preferred date format from multiple options including ISO 8601, RFC 2822, or custom formatting patterns.
Copy the converted result with one click. The conversion is saved to history for easy reference later.
Debug timestamp-related issues in applications by converting Unix timestamps from logs, databases, and API responses to readable dates.
Analyze server logs and application logs by converting timestamps to understand when events occurred across different timezones.
Test APIs that use Unix timestamps by converting between human-readable dates and timestamp values for request/response validation.
Work with database records that store timestamps by converting between storage formats and human-readable dates for queries and analysis.
Set up scheduled tasks and cron jobs by converting desired execution times to Unix timestamps for system configuration.
Handle timezone conversions for international applications ensuring correct time display for users across different regions.
A Unix timestamp is the number of seconds (or milliseconds) that have elapsed since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 UTC. It's a standard way to represent time in computer systems and is timezone-independent.
Yes! DevHelper automatically detects whether your timestamp is in seconds or milliseconds and converts accordingly. It supports both formats seamlessly.
DevHelper includes comprehensive timezone support with automatic daylight saving time adjustments. You can convert any timestamp to your local time or any other timezone worldwide.
Absolutely! DevHelper automatically tracks your conversion history, making it easy to reference previous conversions. This is especially useful when working with multiple timestamps.
DevHelper supports multiple date formats including ISO 8601, RFC 2822, custom patterns, and locale-specific formats. You can choose the format that best fits your workflow.
Yes, DevHelper displays the current Unix timestamp and formatted date in real-time. This is perfect for generating current timestamps for testing or development purposes.