Hourfolk
Your plans stay with you.
Saved cities, reminders, and preferences live in Chrome’s local extension storage.
A little extension. A closer world.
Different places.
Better timing.
Your team in London. Your client in New York. Your family in Tokyo. Bring their time into your day, with one thoughtful Chrome extension.
Free to useNo account neededMade for Chrome
Time, in good company.
Less “what time is it there?”
More “let’s catch up.”
More “let’s catch up.”
Make room for
the people who matter.
One glanceKnow their local time
A few wordsFind your next moment
A gentle nudgeBe ready when it arrives
From “when?” to “see you then.”
Good timing.
Without the mental gymnastics.
Three simple tools for a day that stretches across the world.
Your local time, your saved cities, and the difference between them.
✓ Popup, side panel, or full page✓ Your workspace stays saved✓ Notification sound you can mute
Different time zones. Same little rituals.For work. For life. For your people.
A little closer,
wherever you are.
Some days, it’s a project handoff. Others, a call home. Knowing someone’s time is a small way to be more thoughtful with it.
01
Teams that work everywhere
Keep colleagues’ cities close, so you can check their time before you reach out.
02
Clients in another corner of the world
Turn their proposed time into yours, then set a reminder for the conversation.
03
The people you wish lived nearer
Keep family and friends a glance away, even when they’re an ocean away.
No account. No ads. No analytics.
Hourfolk works without a sign-up or a backend service. Your extension data isn’t sent to us.
A small introduction
29 seconds to
a calmer kind of time.
Is Hourfolk free?
Yes. Hourfolk is free to use, with no account or payment required.
Where can I use it?
Hourfolk is a Chrome extension. Open it from the toolbar, keep it in Chrome’s side panel, or use the full-page dashboard.
Can I choose more than one early alert?
Yes. Pick any combination of 30, 15, 10, and 5 minutes before your event. The reminder at the scheduled time stays included.
Does Chrome need to be running for reminders?
Yes. Reminders use Chrome’s notifications, so Chrome must be running. If your device is asleep, an alert can arrive after it wakes. Delivery and sound also depend on your device’s notification settings.
Does it have a dark mode?
Yes. Choose light, dark, or system appearance in Hourfolk’s settings. Your preference is saved alongside the rest of your workspace.
Time, in good company.
The world is wide.
Your next hello is closer.
Make a little space in your browser for the people in your world.
Free to use. No account needed. Made for Chrome.