Hi there, I'm the creator of Timezone.io. After incubating the idea while working at Buffer, I thought others might have the need for it as a product. Since it's launch teams like Trello and Discourse and almost 3000 other users have signed up to coordinate across their multiple timezones!
Also, this SaaS product is fully open source as I've decided to do all development in the open and hope to transparently share what is being worked on: https://github.com/timezoneio/ti...
The upcoming roadmap includes
- Sign up with Slack for easier team management
- A Native Mac app and Chrome Extension
- Set your working hours to show your team when you're online
- Meeting planning tools
I'd love any feature suggestions or critiques if you have any. It's been fun building and using Timezone for the last year. Excited to share it with everyone!
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Hunter
@djfarrelly Roadmap sounds really exciting!! Would love to contribute!! 😇
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Hunter
With the exponentially growing no. of teams embracing distributed and nomadic workstyle and for freelancers it's a huge reach out in maintaining the Timezone of the clients and peers.
Easily plan meetings + calls with your remote, nomadic team without having to Google.
Modern global teams have awesome people spread across multiple timezones. Lots of teams have digital nomads changing locations faster than we can keep up with. Often it gets tricky to remember what time it is where your teammates are. Enter Timezone.io.
Timezone.io was created by Dan Farrelly
while working on the amazing remote Buffer team.
@jamescampbell So the original, simple, MIT-licensed self-hostable app can be found here: https://github.com/djfarrelly/ti... - This can be easily deployed to Heroku or elsewhere. The main repo (https://github.com/timezoneio/ti...) is meant designed as a SaaS service, so it's not really designed to be hosted say similar to Discourse is :)
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Yeah, we've been using this for a while, and it's a big help when scheduling.
@mikeswcho You're right it is quite similar to Sundial (which is great). Right now, Sundial might even have more features that I'm planning to add, but I'm hoping to make Timezone.io that can be used by larger teams/companies and also make it a little more integrated into you workflow with a native Mac app and a Chrome extension. I know that's not too specific, but I'm hoping over time these differences will be shaped :)
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I have been looking for something like this since forever.
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