Time zone conversion looks like a simple problem until you start dealing with real users, remote meetings, daylight saving changes, and people in different parts of the world.
I recently worked on a small utility project: a cleaner time zone converter for quickly comparing times between different cities and regions.
This was not meant to be a huge app. It was more of a practical tool built around one repeated frustration: many existing time zone tools work, but they often feel outdated, cluttered, or slower than they need to be.
Why I Built It
I often need to compare times between places like Singapore, London, New York, and other regions. The usual workflow is simple:
