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Universal Internet Time on your toolbar: see the current @pulse, convert any local time, and grab your Pulse booking link. Pulse puts Universal Internet Time in your toolbar. Universal Internet Time splits the day into 1000 @pulse beats, the same for everyone on Earth - no time zones. @500 is noon UTC. Instead of "3pm your time, which is 9am my time," there is one number everybody shares. What you get: - A live @pulse clock and your local time, side by side, in one click. - A toolbar badge showing the current beat, refreshed automatically. - Instant two-way conversion: type a local time to get its @pulse, or type an @pulse to get your local time. If you use pulses.day, signing in adds: - Your booking link, ready to copy and share. - Your next few meetings, shown in @pulse. - A quick "Open Pulse" button. The clock and converters work for anyone, with no account and no sign-in. The account features are optional and appear only when you are signed in to pulses.day in the same browser. Privacy: the extension reads only your own pulses.day account data, only to display it to you. It stores nothing, sends nothing to us or anyone else, and includes no tracking or ads. See the privacy policy linked on this listing.
Jun 18, 2026
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