How to find the date 90 days from today

TabCmdr's way

Count from today in the TabCmdr palette

TabCmdr is a keyboard launcher that lives in your browser. Its search box does date math as you type, so you can work out a deadline, a notice period or a delivery date without counting on a calendar.

Before you start: add TabCmdr from the Chrome Web Store. It has a 7-day free trial and needs no account.

Step 1: Open the palette

Press ⌘+K on a Mac or Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux, on any page.

Step 2: Type today, a plus or minus, and the amount

Type today + 90 days. The date shows under Calculator at the top of the list. When this screenshot was taken, on October 19, 2026, it showed Sun, 17 Jan 2027.

Step 3: Press Enter to copy

The answer row is already highlighted. Press Enter and TabCmdr copies the date and closes the palette. A message like “Copied Sun, 17 Jan 2027” shows at the bottom of the page.

Count in other units

Write a number and a unit after today + or today -:

For example, today - 3 months, today + 2 weeks and today + 1 year all give a date.

Add hours and minutes with now

Start with now instead of today to see the time as well as the date. now + 36 hours shows the time 36 hours from the moment you type it, and now - 90 minutes goes back.

If no answer shows up

• It starts from another date. Counting works from today or now only, so 2026-12-25 + 10 days gives no answer.
• The unit is missing. Write it after the number, like 90 days.
• You wanted the time somewhere else. Type time in tokyo or 10am ist to tokyo. The time zones page covers those.