Event Time
tomorrow 10am PST
Turn announcement-style event text into your own timezone or any other target zone.
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Live Output
loadingwaiting for response…rfc3339.date
Strict RFC3339 time API for current time, validation, conversion, timezone lookup, transitions, and human event-time parsing. The examples below are live requests against the public API.
This is a fun project, not a reliable source of correct date or time. It only reports this server's current clock and is not backed by any serious timekeeping hardware or authority.
FREE
No auth
No tracking
Output Mode
Examples default to plain text so you see the one-line API result first.
Event Times
Convert human-style event text into your timezone.
These two cards focus on the new /tz/convert endpoint and start with your browser timezone as the target.
STD Hint
5pm STD
STD needs a winter base date in the source region. Switch back to DST when you move the base into summer.
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Live Output
loadingwaiting for response…Other Endpoints
A couple more live API examples.
One example renders /now/{tz}. The other shows a plain /convert request.
Current Time In Zone
Use /now/{tz} to render the current instant directly in a named timezone.
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loadingwaiting for response…Format Conversion
Use /convert for exact format changes such as Unix seconds to RFC3339.
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Live Output
loadingwaiting for response…Shell Helper
Copy a local helper for event conversions.
This bash helper sends free-form event text to /tz/convert and defaults the target zone to your browser timezone.
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