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Anslation Cron Explainer
Anslation Cron Explainer on Web app — installable PWA — no store needed
Anslation Cron Explainer
Anslation Cron Explainer on Workspace — inside Anslation One
Anslation Cron Explainer reads a standard five-field cron expression and says in plain English when it runs, for example “At 09:00, on Monday through Friday.” It lists the next five run times in your time zone or in UTC, following Linux cron around daylight saving (a skipped run moves to the change and is marked), and breaks the expression into minute, hour, day of month, month and day of week. It understands lists, ranges, steps, month and weekday names, and macros such as @daily, and it explains the rule that a day matches when either the day of month or the day of week does, if both are set. Mistakes are pointed out field by field. Presets get you started. Your last expression stays in your browser.
Web App · For everyone · Developer Tools
Version 1.0.0
Oct 21, 2026
Cron Explainer launched: plain-English schedules, the next five runs in local time or UTC, a field breakdown and clear errors.
Cron Explainer launched: plain-English schedules, the next five runs in local time or UTC, a field breakdown and clear errors.
Oct 21, 2026
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Runs in your browser. What you enter stays on this device and is not used for tracking.
The creator declares no third-party tracking.
No data linked to your identity is declared.
This data may be collected but is not linked to your identity:
Privacy practices may vary, for example based on the features you use. Label checked Oct 21, 2026. Runs entirely in the browser; nothing you enter is uploaded.
Keep your last expression and time zone choice in this browser so it is there next time.
Web app
installable PWA — no store needed
Workspace
inside Anslation One
Plan: Free
1 permission requested. The install review lists them before anything is installed.
90
/ 100
Eligible
Sample listing: these checks run on seed data. No certification review has taken place.
Quality score
Passed
Security review
Needs evidence
Privacy label
Passed
Support route
Passed
Release ready
Passed
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The sandbox opens Anslation Cron Explainer with sample records. Nothing you do there reaches your workspace.
Anslation community · Jun 21, 2026
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