Give it a number of seconds and it answers in six registers at once: the breakdown into days, hours, minutes and seconds; the same thing spelled out in words; an ISO-8601 duration; a clock-style HH:MM:SS that wraps at 24 hours the way a clock does; and a table placing the duration against minutes, hours, eight-hour work days, forty-hour work weeks and Julian years of 365.25 days. Fractions are carried on the smallest unit instead of being rounded away, and a negative duration keeps its sign once, in front of the whole value.
One number in seconds, six ways out. The clock wraps at 24 hours by design — it is a clock reading, not a duration — while the unit table keeps carrying into days, weeks and Julian years. Fractions stay on the smallest unit rather than being rounded away, and a negative input carries its sign once, in front, instead of negating every field.
Turn a rough ask into a structured prompt with role, task, format, length and rules.
Capitals, spacing, common misspellings, a/an and missing full stops - with a change log.
Convert text to Grade 1 Unicode Braille and back, with capital and number signs handled properly.
Encrypt or decrypt with a repeating keyword, keeping case and leaving spaces and punctuation in place.
Record, trim and download clips locally.
Record or upload audio and change your voice with 12 DSP presets, then save a WAV.
Generate tones and effects with the Web Audio API.
Shift pitch and playback rate of any audio file.
