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Free ISO Week Number Finder & Converter

Look up today's ISO week or convert any date to the YYYY-Www format used by ScrollLaunch launch weeks, analytics, and weekly leaderboards.


Launch calendar

Find your ISO week

ScrollLaunch leaderboards, ads, and launch scheduling all use ISO weeks in UTC.

Current ISO week

2026-W34

Mon, Aug 17, 2026 → Sun, Aug 23, 2026 (UTC)

Result

2026-W34

Mon, Aug 17, 2026 → Sun, Aug 23, 2026 (UTC)

ScrollLaunch launch weeks use this same ISO calendar. Pick a week and launch free or browse this week's leaderboard.

How to use

How to use ISO Week

  1. 1

    Check the current week

    The tool shows today's ISO week string and the Monday–Sunday date range in UTC.

  2. 2

    Convert a date

    Pick any calendar date to see which ISO week it falls in and copy the YYYY-Www value.

  3. 3

    Plan your launch

    Use that week when scheduling a ScrollLaunch listing, ad booking, or weekly content push.

Guide

Why ISO weeks matter for product launches

ISO 8601 weeks run Monday–Sunday and are identified as YYYY-Www (for example 2026-W28). ScrollLaunch schedules launches, ads, and leaderboards on this calendar so every maker shares the same week boundaries in UTC.

When you book an ad slot or pick a launch week in the dashboard, you are picking an ISO week. Use this tool to align your own content calendar, investor updates, or sprint planning with the same numbering.

Week 1 is the week with the year's first Thursday - which is why early January can still belong to the previous ISO year.

Explore more on free ScrollLaunch tools, browse DR-ranked directories, or launch with a dofollow backlink.

Questions

ISO Week FAQ

What is an ISO week?

ISO 8601 weeks run Monday–Sunday. Week 1 is the week that contains the year's first Thursday. They are written as YYYY-Www (e.g. 2026-W28).

Why does ScrollLaunch use ISO weeks?

So every maker shares the same launch window worldwide. See this week's board or pick a week when you submit a product.

Is the converter using my local timezone?

Dates are interpreted in UTC to match ScrollLaunch's server calendar. A late Sunday evening locally may already be Monday UTC.