API payloads and webhooks
Turn created_at, updated_at, expires_at, iat, nbf and exp fields into readable moments while tracing REST, GraphQL, JWT and webhook data.
Timestamp2 knowledge base
The Unix Time Field Guide
A practical tour of epoch units, portable date formats, time-zone behavior and everyday developer workflows.
Where epoch conversion earns its keep
Logs and incident timelines
Make sense of server logs, app events, audit records, telemetry, analytics and monitoring alerts without leaving the browser.
SQL and stored data
Verify epoch columns from PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, SQL Server, BigQuery, Snowflake, Redis and document stores.
Code in every stack
Cross-check values emitted by JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, PHP, Go, Ruby, Rust, C#, C++, Kotlin and Swift.
DevOps and cloud systems
Decode shell output, file times, cron runs, containers, CI/CD jobs, infrastructure events and cloud automation records.
Data work and spreadsheets
Standardize dates for CSV exports, Excel, Google Sheets, ETL pipelines, warehouses, reports and analytics dashboards.
Auth and security checks
Inspect token expiry, session duration, signed requests, access logs and any authorization rule that depends on time.
Ledgers and event streams
Translate block times, transactions, queue messages, distributed events and stream records into human-friendly dates.
Time formats understood by Timestamp2
| Format | Example | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Unix seconds | 1704067200 | The familiar 10-digit scale used across Unix, Linux, APIs and databases. |
| Unix milliseconds | 1704067200000 | The 13-digit precision common in JavaScript, Java and event pipelines. |
| ISO 8601 / RFC 3339 | 2024-01-01T00:00:00Z | A portable text date for JSON, APIs, logs and system-to-system exchange. |
| Local date and time | 2024-01-01 02:00:00 | A wall-clock reading interpreted using the time zone you choose. |
| UTC, GMT and IANA zones | UTC · GMT+2 · Europe/Sofia | Fixed offsets plus location-aware time-zone and daylight-saving rules. |
Three steps across the timeline
- Drop in an epoch value, select seconds or milliseconds, then choose where in the world to display it.
- For the reverse trip, set a wall-clock date and tell Timestamp2 which time zone that clock belongs to.
- Copy the readable date, ISO 8601 string, epoch seconds or epoch milliseconds you need.
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