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Epochulator unix time calculator at Mac App Store analyse
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All reviews →Useful when working with timestamps
When i am in the terminal or in my dev tool, and work with databases timestamps its very useful to convert quicly and easily timestamps. To have in the same time UTC and local time zone conversions is a good idea. Just difficult to find the appli in appstore, when i search "timestamp" i was not able to find it. I hope this comment will help.
It is what it is.
I need to create timestamps for certain dates and times. Although this app allows you to create a timestamp on a certain date, it give you no control over time. You can choose now and 00:00 but that always GMT +0 and thats it. I should have saved my dollar as I will never use this app as is. Not trying to grip but this seems like a 101 feature for a paid app. I was going to write support before posting a comment but it seems (according to the suppport link above) that they dont offer any support for their paid app. This reduced my rating from 3 stars to 2. For what it is worth, I have yet to find an app that does what I described above.
DOSE NOT WORK
I wish I had the energy to ask for a refund , downloaded it tried to open it and nada doest open.
life saver!
I use it daily during development. Works as advertised, gets out of your way when you don’t need. Well worth the buck.
Simply works
Does its job. The difference between the timestamp and now is in seconds, but a tooltip will show the difference in days/hours/mins. Its not obvious though. I also wish the app would examine the clipboard to see if it looks like unix timestamp, and convert that on opening. EDIT 2015-02: It would also be nice if it was updated for dark mode on Yosemite.