Stop saying
"what's that in my time?"
Share a link. Everyone sees the time in their own timezone — instantly.
"I'm in SF right now, do you want to meet at 4pm my time?"
When your colleague clicks the link, they see 4pm PST in their timezone. Try it →
HOW IT WORKS
Pick your time
Type your city, abbreviation, or IANA timezone + a time in the URL.
Share the link
Paste it in Slack, email, calendar invite — anywhere. No login needed.
They see their time
Recipients instantly see the converted time in their own timezone.
URL FORMATS
Two things you can do
Share a time
Anyone who opens the link sees the time converted to their local timezone.
See current time
Use /now to share what time it is for you right now.
Supported time formats
3pm4:30am15:001500noonmidnightnowSUPPORTED
Abbreviations & cities — both work
Powered by @knightmate/tzmap — no need to remember IANA names.
Timezone Abbreviations
Use any standard abbreviation directly in the URL.
Full IANA names like Europe/Berlin or America/New_York also work.
CREATE YOUR LINK
Pick a time, get a link
Your timezone is detected automatically.