Pulse: Universal Time

Pulse is a meeting scheduler and world clock built on Universal Internet Time. Instead of juggling time zones, Pulse divides the UTC day into 1000 millidays, so any moment on Earth is a single number, the same for everyone: @562 in New York is @562 in Tokyo, London, and Sydney.

Stop converting time zones. Start scheduling.

WHY PULSE

Scheduling across time zones is where meetings go to die. "9:30 AM my time" means an email chain, a time zone converter tab, and someone joining an hour late anyway. Pulse removes the conversion entirely. Every meeting has one universal time, and the app always shows your local wall clock time right beside it. No mental math, no missed calls.

HOW IT WORKS

- One UTC day equals 1000 millidays
- The current moment is a single number, like @544.13
- Your local time is always displayed alongside, so you never have to learn anything new to show up on time

FEATURES

THE PULSE DIAL
A beautiful universal clock. Touch or drag the dial to read any moment of the day, see your daylight hours and your local noon at a glance, and watch the planet share one clock.

SCHEDULE IN MILLIDAYS
Create meetings with durations that are the same length and the same number everywhere: 35 md is 50 minutes, whether your team is in Berlin or Bangalore. Add a subject, pick a date, invite guests by email, and attach a video conferencing link with one tap.

YOUR DAY AT A GLANCE
The Today screen greets you with the current pulse and your meetings for the day. The meetings list shows every event in both UTC and your local time, side by side.

CALENDAR INTEGRATION
Connect the calendar accounts you already use so your Pulse meetings and your work schedule stay in sync.

INVITES THAT JUST WORK
Guests receive meeting invitations with the universal pulse time and their own local time. Remote teams, freelancers, and international clients all see the same meeting, correctly, the first time.

NOTIFICATIONS
Optional reminders so you are ready when the pulse hits your meeting time.

WHO IS PULSE FOR

- Remote and distributed teams coordinating across offices
- Freelancers and consultants scheduling with international clients
- Anyone tired of time zone converters, UTC offset math, and daylight saving surprises

A NOTE ON UNIVERSAL INTERNET TIME

The idea of one clock for the whole internet is decades old. Pulse makes it practical: millidays are precise, human-readable, and mapped to your local time automatically. You do not have to abandon your wall clock. You just stop arguing with everyone else's.

Download Pulse and give your team one clock.