Date and Workday Planner
100% PrivateProductivity ToolsAdd working days to a date to find a deadline, skipping weekends as you count.
Runs entirely in your browser. Your input is not uploaded to Ovatly or anywhere else.
Wednesday, 25 November 2026
Adding 10 working days from Wednesday, 11 November 2026, skipping weekends.
No public holidays are assumed: only the dates you list above are skipped. Use a negative number of days to plan backwards.
- 1Choose a mode: Add working days, Add calendar days, or Days between dates.
- 2Enter the start date (and the second date in compare mode) and the number of days.
- 3Pick your weekend pattern and optionally paste holidays, one date per line.
- 4Read the resulting date, spelled out in full with its day of the week.
Start on Friday 6 November 2026 and add 10 working days with a Saturday and Sunday weekend and no holidays. The planner counts Monday 9 as day 1 and lands on Friday 20 November 2026: two full working weeks, with the two weekends skipped.
- The start date itself is never counted: adding 1 working day to a Friday gives the following Monday, and comparing two dates counts the days after the first, up to and including the second.
- Only the holidays you type are skipped. Public holidays differ by country and region, so build the list from your own calendar.
- Working days can be negative to plan backwards from a deadline.
On the following Monday: Tuesday is 1, Wednesday 2, Thursday 3, Friday 4, the weekend is skipped, and Monday is 5.
About this tool
The Date and Workday Planner does deadline arithmetic: add working days to a start date to find when something is due, add plain calendar days, or count the working days between two dates. You choose whether your weekend is Saturday and Sunday or Friday and Saturday, and you can list your own public holidays to skip. No holidays are assumed for you, so the result reflects your calendar, not a generic one.
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