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Zeity for macOS
A menu-bar timezone companion for distributed teams
A menu-bar timezone companion for distributed teams. Your friends' and teammates' local times always one click away — with conversion that doesn't make you do the math. Search timezones by city or place name. Custom emoji avatars so you can see who's awake or asleep at a glance. Native desktop widgets, AppleScript support, launch-at-login, and one-click in-app updates. macOS + Chrome — same data syncs between them via JSON.
i'm Pariola — a remote design engineer who got tired of the "wait — 3pm where?" moment every time someone tries to pin down a meeting time.
Zeity(/ˈtsaɪti/) is what i built so i'd stop. it lives in your menu bar, surfaces your friends' and teammates' local times at a glance, and lets you convert times across zones without opening another tab.
it started as a Chrome extension i hacked together for myself — born out of 7am meetings and late-night calls. folks who tried it kept asking for a Mac version, so i finally sat down and built it native. Swift, real care for the little details.
a few things i'm proud of:
- searches timezones by city or local place — not just abbreviation names — using Apple's native APIs - native widgets, AppleScript support, launch-at-login — actually feels like a Mac app, not a wrapped web view - one-click in-app updates that skip the App Store dance - genuinely snappy — Swift, no Electron, no browser-tab overhead
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About Zeity for macOS on Product Hunt
“A menu-bar timezone companion for distributed teams”
Zeity for macOS was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #114 on the daily leaderboard. A menu-bar timezone companion for distributed teams. Your friends' and teammates' local times always one click away — with conversion that doesn't make you do the math. Search timezones by city or place name. Custom emoji avatars so you can see who's awake or asleep at a glance. Native desktop widgets, AppleScript support, launch-at-login, and one-click in-app updates. macOS + Chrome — same data syncs between them via JSON.
Zeity for macOS was featured in Productivity (652.3k followers), Calendar (32k followers) and Remote Work (4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 140.8k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Omopariola Philip
Hey Product Hunt 👋
i'm Pariola — a remote design engineer who got tired of the "wait — 3pm where?" moment every time someone tries to pin down a meeting time.
Zeity (/ˈtsaɪti/) is what i built so i'd stop. it lives in your menu bar, surfaces your friends' and teammates' local times at a glance, and lets you convert times across zones without opening another tab.
it started as a Chrome extension i hacked together for myself — born out of 7am meetings and late-night calls. folks who tried it kept asking for a Mac version, so i finally sat down and built it native. Swift, real care for the little details.
a few things i'm proud of:
- searches timezones by city or local place — not just abbreviation names — using Apple's native APIs
- native widgets, AppleScript support, launch-at-login — actually feels like a Mac app, not a wrapped web view
- one-click in-app updates that skip the App Store dance
- genuinely snappy — Swift, no Electron, no browser-tab overhead
→ macOS: [DOWNLOAD]
→ Chrome: [ADD TO CHROME]
hit me with feature requests in the comments — i'm here all day.
— Pariola