Pick a timezone
Open the popup, choose the IANA timezone your site expects.
Built for remote teams split across timezones
Working remotely for a company based in another timezone? ClockSwitch makes your browser tell your company's CRM the timezone it expects, while your laptop, calendar, and everything else stays exactly on your real clock.
It's late where you are, but the CRM your team relies on reads your browser's timezone and quietly logs your activity, deadlines, and timestamps as if you were also on the other side of the world. Meetings look wrong. Due dates look wrong. Nothing about your actual work changed — just what the software assumes about where you are.
Open the popup, choose the IANA timezone your site expects.
Apply it to one domain — your CRM — or your whole browser. Everything else stays untouched.
Switch instantly between saved setups — "Work," "Client calls" — without re-picking each time.
$0
No ads, in exchange for scoping to a single domain.
$0
Whole-browser override, with a small ad in the popup.
$1.50/mo
or $12/year. Unlimited domains and profiles, no ads.
$3/mo
or $30/year. Shared with up to 20 users. Everything in Premium, plus admin-managed shared rules.
No. Your system clock and OS timezone stay exactly as they are. ClockSwitch only changes what websites detect through the browser — your files, notifications, and OS still use your real local time.
Only if you choose that. ClockSwitch can apply to your whole browser, or be scoped to just the specific domain you set — like your company's CRM — leaving every other site unaffected.
No. A VPN changes your apparent network location and IP address. ClockSwitch only changes the timezone value a page reads via JavaScript — it doesn't touch your IP, location, or network traffic at all.
Yes, on the Team plan. An admin sets shared domain rules once, and they apply automatically across everyone's browser — so a company CRM always shows the company's timezone, no matter where each person is.