Stop doing timezone math for Discord events. Generate timestamp codes that auto-convert to each viewer's local time. Supports all 9 Discord formats, handles daylight saving transitions, and works with every IANA timezone. Free, no sign-up, runs in your browser. Perfect for Discord communities organizing across timezones.
Discord’s built-in @time command is already the quickest way to create a timestamp directly in the desktop composer, so Timestamp Rocks isn’t trying to replace it.
I built Timestamp Rocks for situations where more control is useful: choosing a specific date, time, and IANA timezone, seeing the Unix value and UTC offset, previewing all nine Discord timestamp styles, and copying the raw markup for messages, bots, or scheduled announcements.
What looked like a simple converter turned out to have some tricky timezone cases. Around daylight-saving transitions, certain local times don’t exist, while others occur twice. I decided to make those cases explicit rather than silently guess.
Everything runs in the browser and no account is required. I’d love feedback on whether the timezone and DST workflow feels clear—and what you still use an external timestamp tool for now that @time exists.
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One thing that would make this even better is adding a quick copy button next to each generated timestamp so I can grab the exact format I need without highlighting manually. Also maybe a small preview showing how it will actually render in Discord for different timezones side by side.
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@brutus_davis Thanks for the thoughtful feedback! Quick-copy buttons are already available next to all nine generated timestamp formats, and each row includes a live preview in your current local timezone. It sounds like the copy action may not be obvious enough, so I’ll look at making it clearer. A side-by-side preview for multiple viewer timezones isn’t available yet, but that’s a genuinely useful idea for a future update.
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One thing that would make this even better is adding a quick copy button next to each generated timestamp so I can grab the exact format I need without highlighting manually. Also maybe a small preview showing how it will actually render in Discord for different timezones side by side.
@brutus_davis Thanks for the thoughtful feedback! Quick-copy buttons are already available next to all nine generated timestamp formats, and each row includes a live preview in your current local timezone. It sounds like the copy action may not be obvious enough, so I’ll look at making it clearer. A side-by-side preview for multiple viewer timezones isn’t available yet, but that’s a genuinely useful idea for a future update.