Find the exact date 30 days from today, free and instant.
Two related but different date questions, both answered here: "what date is it going to be N days from now (or N days ago)," and "what's the date of the 2nd Saturday of next month" (or the 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, or last occurrence of any weekday in any month).
The Add/Subtract mode counts forward or backward from a start date by a fixed number of days — use a negative number to go backward. The Nth Weekday mode answers a genuinely different kind of question: instead of counting a fixed number of days, it finds a specific occurrence of a weekday within a calendar month, correctly handling months that don't have a 5th occurrence of a given weekday (some months only have four Mondays, for example) by telling you plainly rather than guessing.
Both calculations account for real calendar irregularities — different month lengths, leap years, and year boundaries — using JavaScript's own Date arithmetic rather than a fixed "30 days per month" approximation that would drift wrong over longer spans.
Worked example: January 1, 2026 plus 90 days lands on Wednesday, April 1, 2026 — correctly crossing from January (31 days) through February (28 days, 2026 isn't a leap year) and March (31 days) without needing a fixed days-per-month assumption. For the Nth Weekday mode: March 1, 2026 falls on a Sunday, so the first Saturday of that month is March 7, and the second Saturday — exactly 7 days later — is March 14, 2026.
Most months only have four occurrences of a given weekday; a few have five. If the month you picked doesn’t have a 5th one, this tells you plainly rather than showing a wrong date from the following month.
Yes — both modes use JavaScript’s own calendar-aware date arithmetic, which correctly handles February having 29 days in a leap year, rather than a fixed 30-or-365-day approximation.
Yes — enter a negative number of days in Add/Subtract mode, or pick a past month and year in Nth Weekday mode.
No — Countdown counts down to a date you already know, showing time remaining. This tool works the other way: you give it a rule (N days from now, or the 2nd Saturday of a month) and it tells you what date that actually is.