

UnixTime
Native macOS menu bar app for converting Unix timestamps to human-readable dates and back — with a customizable history, custom formats, and full clipboard integration.
Cost / License
- Pay once
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Mac
Features
- No Tracking
- SwiftUI App
- Timestamps
- Sits in the MenuBar
- Native application
- Swift App
UnixTime News & Activities
Recent activities
- labor77 added UnixTime
labor77 added UnixTime as alternative to Epoch Converter, Unix Timestamp Converter and Advanced Date Time Calculator
UnixTime information
What is UnixTime?
UnixTime is a native macOS menu bar utility that turns Unix timestamp conversion into a one-click task. Click the menu bar icon and whatever is on your clipboard is instantly converted — a timestamp becomes a readable date, a date becomes a Unix timestamp. Hover the icon and a tooltip shows the conversion before you even click.
Built for developers, DevOps engineers, sysadmins, and anyone who regularly digs through logs, database records, or API responses full of epoch times. No browser tab, no web service, no tracking, no cloud sync — everything happens locally on your Mac.
Key characteristics:
- 100% native macOS app (Swift/SwiftUI) — not Electron, not a wrapper
- Lives in the menu bar, out of your way until you need it
- Zero telemetry, zero network requests, sandboxed
- Auto-detects timestamps in seconds or milliseconds
- Configurable output formats (ISO 8601, RFC 2822, European, US, British, Japanese, custom Unicode format strings, and more)
- Drag & drop reordering for menu entries — put your most-used formats on top
- Built-in history (up to 50 entries) so you don't retype yesterday's conversions
- Pin window to keep it floating on top of other apps
- Full localization in 12 languages with live switching (no restart)
- One-time purchase — no subscription, no ads, no upsells
Requires macOS 14.6 or later. Available on the Mac App Store.






