I’ve tried out approximately the top 20 results for ’time calculator’ here in the App Store I cannot recommend this one highly enough. Seriously, I’ve wasted much time and about $15 in the process and the only one that performs as advertised, doesn’t crash, has the features I need and is aesthetically pleasing is this time calculator right here. Save yourself time and money and download it and check it out. Then upgrade to get rid of the ads for a very reasonable $2.99 ONE TIME CHARGE because who really likes ads?No. I don’t work for the developer. I just like to speak up when an app (or anything really) meets or exceeds my expectations. Both to help out the next person looking for something and to help out a developer or company that gets it right.

I had looked what seemed forever to find a calculator that easily added hours, minutes and seconds in the 80’s & 90’s and finally found one. When it eventually died, I couldn’t find another like it. In the age of “There’s an app for that” again, I couldn’t find one until this app came along. I thought it was a bit crude compared to my old calculator, but it did what I needed. Today we received an update to the app and now, in my mind, it’s perfect. It’s interface is even better than my old calculator of the 90’s.Thank you! If I could give you more stars, I would.

Needed an app that would help add, subtract, multiply, and divide units of time. It helps tremendously when time tracking and keeping up with tasks throughout my day. I searched for other apps, but the vast majority of them was sorely lacking in some aspect or another. But then I found this neat little app and everything changed. Super clean design. Super simple to use. And has every feature a time calculator should have, including the amount of time in between dates, which I wasn’t expecting. It even has a dark theme, which is easier on my eyes. Overall, this app just has everything you need and is the best in its class.

It’s simple, fast, and easy to use. Basic four functions, light or dark mode, and keeps a running total for continued entries. No need to tap the equal sign (=) key, but if you do it will clearly display the total.One of my app uses is to add up the total time of all the songs on a music album to determine if it’s worth the purchase price.I paid for the no-ads version - a real bargain of a one-time-purchase-price of only $2.99Glad I found this app. The time I save using it is well worth it.