Cron Expression Generator vs MoCode

Cron Expression Generator puts essential scheduling tools in your pocket. Build cron expressions in the Generate tab, decode any cron string in the Decode tab, and copy results with one tap—ideal for developers, DevOps, and anyone working with cron jobs or task schedulers. ► Build & Decode • Generate tab: edit five fields (minute, hour, day of month, month, day of week) and see the cron expression and schedule update live. • Decode tab: paste any cron expression and see it decoded into plain English as you type—no decode button needed. • Full cron syntax: * (every), ranges (1-5), lists (1,3,5), steps (*/5), and step-with-range (0-23/2). • Enter values in valid ranges (e.g. 0-59 for minutes, 0-23 for hours, 0-7 for day of week with 0 and 7 = Sunday). • Human-readable schedule (e.g. "Every 2 minutes, minutes 0 through 23 past the hour"). • Invalid expressions are clearly marked with an error state. ► Copy & Share • One tap to copy the cron expression. • One tap to copy the schedule description. ► General • Dark and light theme. • Expandable Cron Rules section for syntax reference on both tabs. • Portrait layout for one-handed use. • No account required. Built for quick cron checks, CI/CD configs, and scheduling—free to use, with ads to support development.

MoCode puts your tmux workspace in your pocket. Any CLI coding tool that runs in a tmux session - OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex CLI, pi, or a plain shell - can be picked up, watched, and steered from your iPhone. Use MoCode to: - See your running tmux sessions and windows in one place. - Open a live terminal for any window; tasks keep running after you leave. - Start new tmux windows when you need a fresh workspace. - Switch between sessions and windows without losing remote context. - Review terminal history to catch up, then jump back to Live. - Get optional notifications when a task finishes or needs your approval. - Send feedback with a screenshot. MoCode connects to your own tmux gateway. Nothing runs on the phone: no local compiler and no hosted IDE. Your sessions keep running on your server; MoCode is the focused mobile view into them.