TrumpTime Date Calculator

June 28, 2020

Fixed an issue with the time period selector on iOS 12 or earlier

June 22, 2020

Updated for iOS 13 Added Privacy Policy

July 20, 2018

Fixed an issue with the display of the keyboard which could occur while entering a time period.

July 18, 2018

When you enter a time period on the main screen or the date calculator, the keyboard height is now shorter when the device is rotated to landscape so it fits better on the screen. Fixed some issues which could occur while entering a time period and rotating the device between portrait and landscape.

June 19, 2018

In addition to numbers, you can now enter formulas when you enter a time period on the main screen or the date calculator. You can use the four arithmetic operators +, -, × and ÷, and you can chain multiple operations together. Some examples: you can find the date that is 7 × 29 + 3 months after a known date. On the date calculator set the left date to the known date, set the date style to "months days" and enter 7×29+3 in the months box and 0 in the days box. The calculator displays the date, along with the number of days elapsed. Or, say you have 725 sheets of paper and you use 5 sheets a day. When will you run out of paper? On the date calculator set the top date to today, set the date style to "days" and enter 725÷5 in the days box. The calculator shows the day the supply will be exhausted. See Help in the app for more information and examples for entering formulas.

May 22, 2018

Fixed an issue with the Date Calculator: when you set the top date later than the bottom date, the time shown at the top of screen now matches the time displayed in the time period control in all cases.

May 15, 2018

In addition to selecting a date or a milestone, you can now enter a time period since Inauguration - for example, 2 years, 8 months and 27 days - to see that date. You can enter the time period in any of four date styles, "years months days", "months days", "weeks days" or "days". Using the Date Calculator, you can find the date that is a given time period before or after a known date; for example, find the date that is 17 weeks and 4 days after today. Similar to the main screen of the app, you can enter the time period in any of four date styles, "years months days", "months days", "weeks days" or "days". The app layout now takes advantage of the additional screen space on iPhone X, iPhone Plus models and iPad.

April 25, 2018

The app will occasionally display a screen to request a rating. If you like TrumpTime, please rate it, or please write a review in the App Store. Thanks! Fixed an issue with the About TrumpTime screen.

January 29, 2018

Fixed an issue with the Display Text Description screen. Updated the About TrumpTime screen.

January 19, 2018

The app will now occasionally display a screen to request a rating. If you like TrumpTime, please rate it, or please write a review in the App Store. Thanks! Fixed an issue with the app's icon badge on iOS 11. When you enable the badge in Options, you can set it to display the elapsed or remaining days. If enabled, it will update automatically at midnight for the new day. You need to run the app at least once a week for the daily badge updates to continue automatically. If you don't run the app for a week, on the eighth day the badge will disappear.