When In The World
Work contacts across time zones. See who you work with on a map, and whether it's a reasonable hour where they are.
Built for anyone whose colleagues, clients or suppliers are spread across the world. Add the people you work with, set their working hours, and the map tells you at a glance who is at their desk right now.
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Free to use. Nothing to install and no account to create. The source is public on GitHub.
Your people, on a map.
Each contact holds the things you actually need when you're about to get in touch — where they are, what time it is there, and how to reach them on whichever channel your team uses.
- Name, company, title, email and phone
- Slack and Teams handles alongside the usual contact details
- Tags, so you can group a client team or a supplier
- Search across every contact
- Avatar colours to tell people apart at a glance
In your browser, and nowhere else.
Contacts are stored locally in your browser rather than on a server. That means no account, no sign-up, and no copy of your contact list sitting in someone else's database. Export and import let you back it up or move it to another machine.
- Data stored locally in your browser only
- No account required
- Export and import for backup or sharing with a teammate
- Set your own timezone and working hours
- See where your start or end of day falls for everyone else
Because storage is local, clearing your browser data clears your contacts — export first if that matters to you.
Common questions
What does it cost?
Nothing. It's free to use. There's a Ko-fi link on the site if you want to buy the author a coffee.
Is my contact list uploaded anywhere?
No. It stays in your browser's local storage. That's also why there's no login.
Can I share a list with my team?
Yes, through export and import — one person sets up the list and the others import it.
Try it right now
There's no sign-up, so it takes about a minute to see whether it's useful.
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