Solstice

Solstice turns your new tab into a calm map of time: a big local clock up top, a card for every place you care about, and a 24-hour timeline below — all shaded so you can see, at a glance, where daylight and working hours fall across your zones. Warm bands are daytime, grey is night, and a teal band marks the 9-to-5 — drawn from each city's real sunrise and sunset. So you can tell who's asleep, who's mid-morning, and who's already into their evening. • See daylight and working hours at a glance — colored bands trace each city's real day, so the whole timeline reads in a second. • Scrub to any moment — drag any timeline marker and every clock jumps to that instant, so you can find an hour that's civil for the whole group. • Yours in seconds — add or remove cities, drag to reorder, rename a zone to a person's name, flip the page between 12h and 24h. • Quiet by design — muted palette, monospace numerals, nothing blinking for your attention. No accounts, no feeds, no analytics, no tracking. Your settings live in your browser. Open a tab, get your bearings, move on.