Calcadian API
Date, business-day and duration calculations over HTTP, with a deterministic engine and explicit holiday handling.
Every plan can create an API key. Free includes 500 requests a month. Create a key on the API keys page of your dashboard, then follow the Quickstart. Higher limits are listed under Limits.
Base URL
https://calcadian.com/api/v1Every operation is a POST to {base}/{operation} with a JSON object body and a JSON object response. The current API version is v1.
Response shape
json
{
"data": { "total_days": 73 },
"meta": { "request_id": "req_9f2c41a7be03d5710c8e2b44", "api_version": "v1" }
}Errors use one standard shape. See Errors.
Implemented operations
POST /date-difference: Calendar days, weeks and years/months/days between two dates.POST /add-days: Add or subtract days, weeks, months or years from a date.POST /business-days-between: Count working days between two dates using a working week and holiday calendar.POST /add-business-days: Move forwards or backwards by a number of working days.POST /is-business-day: Check whether a date is a working day, and find the neighbouring working days.POST /age: Exact age in years, months and days, plus totals and the next birthday.POST /time-duration: Duration between two clock times, with optional dates, overnight shifts and unpaid breaks.POST /week-number: ISO-8601 week number, week year and the week's start and end dates.POST /day-of-week: Weekday name and ISO weekday number for a date.POST /unix-timestamp: Convert between Unix seconds and ISO-8601. Supply exactly one of timestamp or date_time.
Nothing else is part of the v1 contract. Batch processing, reports and white-label are not implemented and are not documented here.
Machine-readable specification
The OpenAPI 3.1 document is generated from the same operation catalog that powers the gateway: /openapi.json.
Where to start
- Quickstart: first successful request.
- Calculations: every operation, field by field.
- Playground: run a real, metered call.