Count the business days between two dates, or add working days to a date — weekends and your own holidays are skipped. Great for office and government deadlines.
Deadlines are rarely measured in plain calendar days. Notice periods, cheque clearing, income-tax and GST timelines, court and government processing windows, delivery SLAs and leave planning are usually counted in working days — Monday to Friday, with public holidays taken out. Counting those by hand is easy to get wrong, especially across long stretches or festival seasons.
Add national holidays like Independence Day (15 Aug) and Gandhi Jayanti (2 Oct), plus your state or company holidays, so the count matches your real office calendar. Everything runs in your browser — your dates never leave your device.
How do I count business days between two dates?
Use Days between mode, pick your start and end dates, and Vaend counts every Monday–Friday between them, skipping Saturdays, Sundays and any holidays you add.
Does it skip public holidays?
Yes — paste your holidays, one per line as YYYY-MM-DD, and they're removed from working-day counts in both modes.
Is the start date included?
In Days between mode both ends are counted when they're working days. When adding working days, counting starts from the next working day after your start date.