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6 short demos, step by step

Explore calculations first, then discover meeting planning and calendars. Each short demo explains one practical task.

English narration and captions, with quiet music. Selected demos open with an AI-created illustrative scene, followed by the actual app demonstration. Press play and adjust the sound in the player.

1. 01 / 06 · 23 s · EN

   Hours without guesswork

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   Enter two hours, then add forty-five minutes. Use the hour and minute buttons to keep the units clear. Tap equals. Two hours plus forty-five minutes gives two hours and forty-five minutes. Switch to decimal hours when you need a number for a timesheet: two point seven five hours.

2. 02 / 06 · 26 s · EN

   How many days between?

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   Open Date difference and choose the start and end dates. This example runs from October nineteenth to October twenty-sixth. Choose through to include the end date. That makes eight days. The to option excludes the final day. Open More details to see the same duration in other units: eight days equals one hundred and ninety-two hours.

3. 03 / 06 · 32 s · EN

   From working hours to value

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   For a day from eight until four, enter one hour of unpaid break. The app deducts that break from the worked time. Expand Hourly rate and enter thirty. This example uses US dollars; check the selected currency for your own calculation. The result is seven worked hours and two hundred and ten dollars. Review the totals, then save the day in your work history.

4. 04 / 06 · 29 s · EN

   One meeting. Two cities.

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   Open Meeting in World time and travel. Here, Brussels and New York are already selected. Choose the date and set the meeting time. For this October date, we select three in the afternoon in Brussels. That is nine in the morning in New York. The comparison also shows the suggested overlap in working hours.

5. 05 / 06 · 35 s · EN

   See your schedules together

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   First share your calendar through your calendar provider and sync it to your phone. Then link the available calendar in Time Calculator. In Shared calendar, open Visible calendars. Select both schedules and save. These are fictional, local demonstration calendars. Open a day to compare the hours: Alex works eight until twelve, and Sam works twelve until four. Linked calendars are read-only here.

6. 06 / 06 · 29 s · EN

   Keep birthdays in view

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   In Important dates, add a name and select the birthday. You can leave the birth year unknown. Choose a cake icon and a colour. Set the recurrence to every year, and decide whether to show it in the calendar. Save the date. The card now shows the next birthday and the countdown. Add more birthdays to build your own list.

Demonstrations use sample data. Some features require Pro. Shared calendars must first be shared through your calendar provider and synced to your phone.