Clocks Dash

Clocks Dash

A visual board of your remote team’s times

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A visual dashboard of your remote team’s local times.
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Mark Bowley
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I built Clocks Dash as an experiment, but in showing it to friends it quickly became clear it had value. Yes, there are other tools out there that let you track time zones in cities, but they're all disappointingly dull looking. I wanted there to be something more visual available. Whether you're in a remote team, or have a remote family, Clocks Dash is a more beautiful way to find their local times.
Ash
As someone who does a lot of “time math” I am constantly calculating the current time where my colleagues and friends are. Clocks Dash makes it easy to keep track of time zones all in one place - without all the annoying popups of the other time zone sites. One of my favourite features of Clocks Dash is that you don’t need an account - it saves your custom configuration in your browser and you can pin it to your Mac dock. The day/night background + working hours symbol on each card is also handy to quickly scan and see the best time to send a message. Great tool Mark and one I use every day!
Mark Bowley

@ashamplifies Thanks so much for the kind words! I’m really glad Clocks Dash has found a place in your daily workflow. Exactly what I hoped it’d do. Appreciate you sharing how you use it too, that helps me and others see the value.

Paul Metcalfe

love this simple tool - useful to know when my friends in Australia are up or whether it's a good time to send that email broadcast to hit the US around breakfast.

Mark Bowley

@paul_metcalfe Thanks Paul, glad to hear this.

Matt Evans

As a member of an ever growing group of remote freelancers, this dashboard helps us all keep track of when others are up and at it and open to conversing. So simple, yet so impactful.

Mark Bowley
@matt_evans3 Thanks Matt, perfect use case.