Hey PH, I’m Dena! I wanted to create an easy-to-use and native timezone tracker because I was tired of dealing with UTC offsets and trying to remember which of our friends are in which time zone. So, made There. 6 years ago, my co-creator Mo, had built an earlier version of There which was used by +17k people including people from Apple, Amazon, Zapier and more. But I wanted to build a native version which is beautiful and lightweight! With There, you can add people with names and photos instead of just time zones. You can even fetch their photo by entering a Twitter (X) username. Plus, you can search by city names, countries, offsets, or even abbreviations like PST. It's open source and written in Swift and SwiftUI. Github: https://github.com/dena-sohrabi/... I hope you enjoy using it 🫡 Feel free to ask me any questions!

A return of a classic! Must-have for remote teams! I see that this is open source... I wonder how hard it would be to rebuild this as a Raycast extension?

Looks really awesome - I would love to switch to this. Please considering adding such a slider which is an essential feature! :) https://x.com/simmenfl/status/18...

Congrats on the launch! Great way to track time zones easily.

Congrats, @denasohrabi ! 🎉 There looks sleek and super handy for keeping track of time zones. Love that it's lightweight and easy to use. The open-source aspect is a nice bonus too!

It's convenient if you want to keep an eye on what time it is in a specific region.

Must-have app for my new Mac. Great job, @denasohrabi

Wow, Dena! There sounds like the perfect solution to the constant headache of managing time zones. I love how user-friendly and visually appealing it is with the ability to add photos and fetch them via Twitter usernames. The search functionality with city names or abbreviations like PST is a game-changer! Also, the fact that it’s open source and built with Swift and SwiftUI is impressive. Kudos to you and Mo for making such a thoughtful and practical tool! 🌟 Definitely giving it an upvote! 🚀 @denasohrabi

It's awesome and small. And most important, "Native"

Congrats on the launch! So simple and cute service! 😺

Congratulations on your launch @denasohrabi and the Team! It's exciting to see how your tool can help users track local times across various cities without the confusion of time zone abbreviations. I’m curious, how does your application handle daylight saving time changes for different locations?

Love the concept! As someone who works with international teams, this could be a real time-saver. One suggestion: it'd be awesome if you could integrate calendar syncing to show when contacts are available or in meetings. Also, any plans for a mobile version? That would be super handy for quick checks on the go. Keep up the great work!

It is definitely useful, and I also love the look and feel!

Congrats @denasohrabi @morajabi launching There! It's such a simple yet powerful tool that makes managing time zones so much easier, especially when working with people across the globe. The personalized touch of adding names, photos, and even social handles is a great idea.

Congratulations @denasohrabi and team on your launch! It's great to see how your solution can let people track local times across cities sans time zone acronyms.

I've been using There since it's initial launch, years ago, and I'm loving the new native version!! It's surprisingly hard to find a visually appealing and minimalist time zone tracker app, and I love the easy access from the menu bar

I always struggle with keeping track of time zones, especially when working with friends or teammates across the world. Love the idea of adding photos and Twitter usernames. Congrats!😊😊

It's so much easier to associate time with a face and name rather than just numbers on a clock!

Awesome idea! How does it handle daylight saving time changes, and can you customize notifications for different time zones? Excited to see how this makes staying connected easier!

Would be happy to test this out. This is really cool! Congrats!