TimeMate is a lightweight world clock for your browser. Add the cities you care about and see their local time at a glance — no extra tabs, no mental math. Each city card renders a sky gradient matching its actual time of day — dawn, midday, dusk, or night — so you can read the mood of each city at a glance, not just the hour. New in v2.0.0 — Converter Mode Set any time and see what it looks like across all your cities simultaneously. Each card updates its gradient to match that moment — making it easy to find an hour that works for everyone. Who it’s for • English-speaking users in Europe & North America who frequently work across time zones (international meetings, remote teams, clients). • Anyone who wants to keep an eye on specific cities (friends/family abroad, travel planning, markets, or just curiosity). • People who often ask: “What time is 3 PM in Tokyo?” — and want the answer instantly. What you can do • Add your favorite cities to your list • See real-time local time for each city instantly in your browser • Keep your time zones always available while you browse • Convert times across time zones (e.g., “9:00 AM London → Tokyo time”) • Plan faster with fewer mistakes—no spreadsheets, no guessing Why TimeMate • Fast & simple: open, check, done • Always accessible: your world clock lives in the browser • Made for everyday time-zone checks: meetings, calls, travel, and keeping up with cities you love • Converter built-in: schedule across time zones without the mental math What’s new (v2.0.0) • Converter Mode — set a time and see it across all your cities instantly, with matching sky gradients • Extended sky gradient system: dawn, midday, dusk, and night — not just light/dark • UI/UX improvements and stability updates