A
Keep your world close
Save as many cities, teammates, clients, and family members as you need. Group them around the parts of your life.
A WORLD CLOCK THAT READS THE ROOM
Everyone's time,
in one place.
WhenWhere catches the times written across the web and shows what they mean for every person you care about—before anyone gets a 3 a.m. invitation.
No account. No tracking. Page text stays on your device.
NEW YORK --:--
LONDON --:--
TOKYO --:--
SYDNEY --:--
LOS ANGELES --:--
TRY A REAL CONVERSION
Type it like
you found it.
Dates, weekdays, common time-zone abbreviations, and relative times all work. When a phrase is ambiguous, WhenWhere tells you.
LESS TIME MATH
See the moment
from every side.
B
Move time together
Drag one shared timeline and watch every clock move with it. Working hours and tomorrow-versus-today become obvious.
C
Read times in context
Scan the page you're viewing. WhenWhere finds written times and translates them across every saved clock.
“Friday at 2 PM ET” should never require five searches and a nervous calendar invite.See it translate ↗
BUILT AROUND PEOPLE
One clock.
Different worlds.
Find a fair window without making the same office absorb every early morning.
Know whether “call later” means after dinner, during work, or tomorrow morning.
Keep home, destination, arrivals, and reservation times visible together.
Translate streams, launches, games, and announcements directly from the page.
PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
Your world stays yours.
WhenWhere works locally. It reads visible page text only after you press Scan page, performs the conversion in your browser, and does not send the page to a server.
- No account required
- No browsing-history collection
- No ads or data sales
- No password or payment-field inspection
RELEASE CANDIDATE 0.2.1
Take it for a spin.
The release candidate installs locally in Chrome. It can be removed at any time from the Extensions page.
- DownloadGet the current test ZIP and unzip it.
- Open extensionsVisit
chrome://extensionsand enable Developer mode. - Load WhenWhereChoose Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder.
A FAIR MODEL
The clock stays free.
QUESTIONS, IN YOUR TIME
Good to know.
Does the webpage demo install anything?
No. The demo uses sample page detections and local browser storage. The Chrome test build is a separate download.
Does WhenWhere upload pages I scan?
No. The current prototype processes visible text locally after you explicitly request a scan.
What happens when a time is ambiguous?
WhenWhere labels the result as an assumption or asks you to check it. Ambiguous abbreviations are never presented as certain.
Is this ready for the Chrome Web Store?
Version 0.2.1 is the current release candidate. It has a production-only package, privacy disclosures, store artwork, and automated test coverage; final approval remains with Google's review team.