Guide

World Time API for production apps

How to evaluate a world time API when you need more than a bare UTC conversion utility.

The real job is target resolution

A useful world time API is not just a formatted timestamp endpoint. It needs to resolve the right target first, whether that target comes from a timezone name, an IP address, coordinates, or a fixed offset.

TimeLogic API keeps those target models explicit and then reuses them across the rest of the time operations, which makes the docs easier to trust and the integration easier to reason about.

Current time is the on-ramp

Most teams validate the API with `/v1/time/current`, then expand into conversion or calendar workflows only after the selector model is stable. The site leans into that progression instead of pushing a giant undifferentiated reference list.

Related endpoints

Get the current time for a target

Use this route to validate selector resolution and inspect the canonical single-target time payload.

Open endpoint

Resolve timezone information for a target

Use timezone resolution when the main question is zone identity and metadata rather than the formatted current time.

Open endpoint

Render a live HTML clock

Use the clock route when you want embeddable HTML output instead of building and styling a live clock component yourself.

Open endpoint