I Built WhatTime.dev to Make Working Across Time Zones a Little Less Painful
Working with people across different countries often comes with one frustrating question: "What time works for everyone?" As someone who regularly works with international teams, I wanted a simple way to check local times, compare time zones, and plan meetings without switching between multiple websites. That's why I started building WhatTime.dev. More Than Just a World Clock WhatTime.dev provides live local times for cities worldwide, including UTC offsets, daylight saving information, sunrise, sunset, weather, and air quality. The Time Zone Converter lets you quickly compare times between different locations, while dedicated city pages make checking local time straightforward. Making Meeting Planning Simpler One of my favorite features is the Meeting Time Zone Planner. You can add multiple cities, compare working hours, and find suitable meeting windows using three scheduling approaches: Strict, Balanced, and Flexible. It also provides alternative meeting slots and
Working with people across different countries often comes with one frustrating question: "What time works for everyone?"
As someone who regularly works with international teams, I wanted a simple way to check local times, compare time zones, and plan meetings without switching between multiple websites.
That's why I started building WhatTime.dev.
More Than Just a World Clock
WhatTime.dev provides live local times for cities worldwide, including UTC offsets, daylight saving information, sunrise, sunset, weather, and air quality.
The Time Zone Converter lets you quickly compare times between different locations, while dedicated city pages make checking local time straightforward.
Making Meeting Planning Simpler
One of my favorite features is the Meeting Time Zone Planner.
You can add multiple cities, compare working hours, and find suitable meeting windows using three scheduling approaches: Strict, Balanced, and Flexible.
It also provides alternative meeting slots and shareable meeting plans, making scheduling easier for remote teams.
A Collection of Everyday Utilities
I've also included a few additional tools:
- Country Time Converter
- Public Holidays
- Countdowns and Timers
- Character Counter
- Unit Converter
- Age Calculator
My goal with WhatTime.dev is simple: build practical tools with a clean interface that people can use without unnecessary complexity.
It's an ongoing side project, and I'd love to hear feedback from fellow developers, especially those working with distributed teams.
Try it out: What Time Is It
What other time-related utilities would you find useful?
