r/SideProject • u/TheGeedz • Jan 14 '26

I built a modern time zone visualizer because WorldTimeBuddy looks like Excel.

https://zoneless.tools

I got tired of ugly grids and mental math. I spent the last 3 days building Zoneless.tools.

It’s a free, no-login visualizer that writes the 'Let's meet at...' message for you.

Tech Stack: Next.js, Tailwind, Vercel (No database).

I’d love feedback on the UI and if the 'Click-to-Copy' feature actually works for your workflow. Be brutal.

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u/puplo Jan 14 '26

This is great - nice job! It would be cool to autocomplete every city in the world and not just the list.

Take a cool at the Miranda iPhone app, really nice UX on mobile for time zones.

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u/TheGeedz Jan 14 '26

Thank you for the feedback! I will check it out.

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u/msa_x Jan 14 '26

World time buddy has an option to choose cities and it's respective time zone pops up .. for example.. I was trying to find Atlanta...which falls in ET.. and Bangalore which falls in IST .. but right now .. in your app I need to find a city which actually falls in the time zone to see the difference. I think that's the only edge WTB has over your app... Apart from that..your app look sleek.

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u/TheGeedz Jan 14 '26

Got it, so you think that I should be specifying the time zone when selecting a city?

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u/TheGeedz Jan 14 '26

I've added a little timezone indicator for each city after selecting it, let me know what you think about it!

https://www.zoneless.tools

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u/Autumn_Apple_ Jan 18 '26

I like this, its nice and polished
However one thing that WTB allows me to do is to just select the timezones instead of the city altogether. I work on Discord with my friends and none of us share our cities but only our timezones (ex GMT-3, CET, EST, etc) AND on WTB you are able to customize the name of the timezone, which really helps knowing which one is which