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Your hours, wherever work happens. World clock, time-zone planner, and reminders. Different places. Better timing. Your team in London. Your client in New York. Your family in Tokyo. Hourfolk brings their time into your day with one thoughtful Chrome extension. KEEP YOUR PEOPLE IN VIEW Save the cities that matter to you. See their local time, day, and difference from yours at a glance. SAY IT. SEE IT EVERYWHERE. Type a phrase like “2:15pm in Chicago” to plan across time zones. See the equivalent time in your saved cities and how far away that moment is. GIVE YOURSELF A HEAD START Set a reminder at the scheduled time, plus any combination of 30, 15, 10, or 5-minute early alerts. Keep notification sound on or mute it in settings. FIT IT INTO YOUR DAY Open Hourfolk as a toolbar popup, Chrome side panel, or full-page dashboard. Choose 12-hour or 24-hour time and light, dark, or system appearance. Your saved cities, preferences, planner state, reminders, and unfinished drafts stay saved on your device. YOUR TIME IS PERSONAL Hourfolk is free to use, with no account, advertising, analytics, or backend service. Extension data stays in Chrome’s local extension storage and is not sent to us. A NOTE ABOUT REMINDERS Chrome must be running to deliver notifications. If your device is asleep, alerts can arrive after it wakes. Delivery and sound also depend on your browser and device notification settings. Explore Hourfolk and watch the walkthrough: https://hourfolk-chrome-extension.vercel.app/
Sep 8, 2026
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