Asks you to pick a time zone, then formats the date to show the offset value (such as +0800).
Previews a local webpage copy of Unicode Technical Standard #35 for Locale Data Markup Language, letting you see all the custom date format strings you can use in Shortcuts.
Asks you to enter a date, then generates the calendar week plus start or end dates.
Asks you to pick two time zones, then calculates the offset compared to each other.
Presents you with a list of common and custom date or time formats, then copies the choice you make.
Input a time, then calculate and copy the values for a prefilled list of time zones and corresponding emoji.
Takes a timestamp like 4:51 and converts it to total seconds.
Asks you to pick a time zone, then formats the date to show the offset value (such as +0800).
Disables Bluetooth entirely (as opposed to tapping the Bluetooth icon in Control Center, which only disconnects it).
Presents a date picker, then opens the date you choose inside Fantastical.
Presents a list of categories from Apple’s developer pages, then reformats the option of your choosing into the URL for that category and opens it.
Take a link from the Share sheet or yourclipboard and open it in the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine to see past versions of the page.
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