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Hi Product Hunt community! 👋
As developers and remote team members, dealing with UTC timestamps and timezone calculations in server logs or schedules is a daily headache. Most existing tools are either filled with ads or feel clunky.
That’s why I built ZoneShift—a clean, lightning-fast, DST-aware web tool designed to convert UTC timestamps to your local time instantly without any ads or data tracking.
I’d love to get your feedback and thoughts! 🚀
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Love that it shows DST-aware conversions right out of the gate without any settings to dig through. Clean approach for something remote teams actually need to check dozens of times a day.
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@dorian_cao Appreciate that, Lawton! That was the whole design goal — no config, no settings menu, just open it and get the right answer. If you're checking conversions dozens of times a day, it should just work without friction. Let me know if you run into any edge cases!
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Love that it handles DST automatically, which so many converters get wrong. Clean little tool that just does one thing well.
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@quill_gan Thanks Timmy! Yeah, the DST handling was actually the trickiest part to get right — most converters just hardcode offsets and break twice a year when clocks shift. Glad it's landing the way I hoped 🙌
Love that it shows DST-aware conversions right out of the gate without any settings to dig through. Clean approach for something remote teams actually need to check dozens of times a day.
@dorian_cao Appreciate that, Lawton! That was the whole design goal — no config, no settings menu, just open it and get the right answer. If you're checking conversions dozens of times a day, it should just work without friction. Let me know if you run into any edge cases!
Love that it handles DST automatically, which so many converters get wrong. Clean little tool that just does one thing well.
@quill_gan Thanks Timmy! Yeah, the DST handling was actually the trickiest part to get right — most converters just hardcode offsets and break twice a year when clocks shift. Glad it's landing the way I hoped 🙌