Time & Clocks

Time & Clocks brings together the five small timing tools people reach for when they need to track, convert or measure time — not a full calendar or scheduling application, but a handful of focused utilities that each do one thing well: run a Pomodoro-style work session timer to stay focused through structured intervals, convert a specific time from one time zone to another for scheduling calls across continents, see the current time in major cities around the world at a glance, run a precise stopwatch with lap recording, and count down the days, hours, minutes and seconds until a future event. Every tool here runs entirely in your browser. There is no server round-trip between setting a timer and seeing it tick, which means everything responds instantly to your input and continues running accurately in the browser tab even without an internet connection. Nothing you set — a Pomodoro work interval, a stopwatch lap, a countdown to a personal deadline — is ever transmitted, logged, or stored anywhere. The tools fall naturally into two groups. Timer tools (Pomodoro Timer, Online Stopwatch, Countdown Timer) track elapsed or remaining time in a running loop, either forward (stopwatch laps and ongoing sessions) or backward (Pomodoro focus intervals and countdown to a target moment). Each maintains its own state — the Pomodoro alternates between focus and break phases automatically based on your chosen durations, the stopwatch lets you record split times mid-run, and the countdown timer shows decomposing days/hours/minutes/seconds with a clear visual signal once the target is reached. Time zone tools (Time Zone Converter, World Clock) handle the geography of time — converting a specific datetime between any two IANA time zones including daylight saving adjustments, and displaying a live-updating grid of city clocks so you can glance at what time it is in New York, London, Tokyo or any other city right now.