Open World Clock
Early signalTime zones for Windows, free and open source
Launched 1mo ago
Signal
23
Velocity
0
What this means
-30%Category cooling: Remote Work.
Launches down 30% week-over-week.
19Founder Conviction Index: 19 — low signal.
Few of the conviction sub-signals (reputation, velocity, buyer-intent, tagline clarity) are firing yet.
Prediction
Top-5 finish probability
9%
today
Projected end-of-day votes
4range 3–5
Trajectory
stable
Vote pace holding steady.
About
A world clock for Windows made for working with people in other time zones. Add the cities you work with and see them side by side. Type a time or scroll over any clock and every city converts at once. The meeting planner shows the hours when everyone is inside working hours, and there's a live day and night map. Free and open source (MIT), no ads, no account, and the app sends nothing anywhere. On the Microsoft Store, or try the real app in your browser first.
AI Summary
Open World Clock is a free, open-source application for Windows that allows users to manage time zones by displaying multiple city clocks side by side. It features a meeting planner to identify overlapping working hours and a live day/night map, with no ads or data tracking.
Attention & discussion velocity
Performance
Velocity0
Vote pace vs average
Momentum0
Sustained over 6h
Virality0
Spread × engagement
Engagement—
not measured
Signal sources
2 of 6 active- Launch tracking8 readings since we picked it up
- AI analysisProductivity
- Comment intelligencethread not yet analysed
- Outside discussionnot checked — domain is a storefront or shared
- Revenue signalsno match on this domain
- Editorial scoringbelow the signal threshold for this pass
A source that found nothing is a measurement. A source that has not run is a gap. Neither means the launch lacks the thing.