built a little timezone app because “what time is that for you?” shouldn’t take this much effort....built a little timezone app because “what time is that for you?” shouldn’t take this much effort....
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built a little timezone app because “what time is that for you?” shouldn’t take this much effort.
each city gets a window. drag through the day and watch the light change. green slots show when your working hours overlap.
calling it sunroom. what do you think?
Kabir's avatar
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Such a simple idea but really thoughtful execution. Love how the interaction turns a basic utility into a delightful experience.
Pradyumn's avatar
Love it!!! Sure I'm gonna use this!
Alex's avatar
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good to know! I will keep iterating a bit
Maty's avatar
Sunroom is such a good name for it, and the light-changing window is the detail that makes it memorable instead of just another timezone converter. Are you planning to add anything past the overlap view, or keeping it deliberately minimal?
Alex's avatar
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thanks
KEEMIE's avatar
Love it Nice Design
Gabriela's avatar
This is such a smart way to make time zones feel visual instead of mathematical The changing light is a really nice touch. Curious are you thinking of adding a way to save teams or favorite city combinations for repeat use?
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thanks, you can set your home in settings and search for any city, it will be saved in the view
Nathaniel's avatar
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You're doing well
Komu's avatar
Dragging through time to watch the light change is such an intuitive interaction pattern! Solving overlap friction visually makes Sunroom both useful and visually satisfying.
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thank you
Diego's avatar
Sunroom is a great name, way more evocative than another timezone converter. Dragging through the day to watch the light shift is such a nice touch. Did that visual come first, or did the name come first and the light animation followed from it?
Alex's avatar
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visual first
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Great work👏🔥🔥
Rishikesh's avatar
Beautiful and definately useful!
Rohan's avatar
Sunroom is a lovely interaction idea—the daylight shift makes timezone overlap instantly legible, and the city windows give the utility a surprisingly human feel.
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Solving timezone friction with visual daylight context and clear overlap slots is brilliant design UX. Is the overlap logic dynamically customizable based on individual user preferences, or hardcoded to standard 9-to-5 windows?
Samuel's avatar
You did a great job and it looks amazing.
Sekinat's avatar
This is nice, welldone
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sunroom is a great name. the light change sold me
Tabish's avatar
Sunroom is such a clever name. Visualizing overlap as shared daylight is way more intuitive than stacking time zones on a grid.
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