A nearby day
The device's local calendar day.
todaytomorrowDate input guide
Say it like you mean it.
Turn on Natural language date input in Settings → General to enter a date in everyday language. When it is enabled, pick an example below, press Use date, and review the date before saving.
The phrasebook
Every supported pattern
From now
Use a number from 0 to 9999 with days, weeks, months, or years.
in 2 daysin 3 weeksin 6 monthsin 1 yearThe next unit
A shortcut for one unit from the device's local calendar day.
next daynext weeknext monthnext yearWeekdays
The next occurrence strictly after today. Three-letter weekdays work too.
next Mondaynext Frinext WednesdayWeekends
Weekend includes today when it is Saturday; next weekend means the next Saturday strictly after today.
weekendnext weekendMonth names
Full or three-letter month names, with an optional four-digit year.
June 21Jun 21June 21, 2027Numeric dates
Numeric dates use month/day, with an optional four-digit year.
6/2106/21/2027ISO dates
ISO format is accepted directly and is never shifted to another year.
2027-06-21Before you save
How dates are resolved
- Local time
- Relative phrases use the calendar day on your device.
- Month ends
- January 31 plus one month becomes February 28, or 29 in a leap year.
- No year
- June 21 means the next June 21, including today if it is June 21.
- Leap days
- February 29 moves to the next valid leap year when no year is given.
- Past dates
- An explicit year is kept as written, so past countdowns go to Past.
The date field stays available if you prefer to enter YYYY-MM-DD directly.