Chronology Lab

Every clock, calculator, and chronicle in one place

Find a focused page for each tool, download, and story — then share the widgets anywhere you need them. Each experience is curated for planners, historians, and anyone who respects the rhythm of calendars.

Spotlight

Why it matters

Living with calendars

Each tool anchors a practical workflow: span calculators to compare planning cycles, timezone converters to keep remote teams aligned, and historical articles to ground decisions in the rhythm of science and culture.

Downloads

Grab the calendar plan, cheatsheet, and lore markdown for briefs or training decks.

First calendars

Recall why shadows and lunar cycles were the original scheduling tools.

Atomic time

Understand how cesium fountains became the pulse for every networked system.

Tools By Purpose

Choose a page

Date difference

Enter any two instants to learn exactly how many days, hours, and seconds separate them.

Open tool →

Timezone converter

Translate a reference moment across cities without leaving the page.

Go to converter →

Live tracker

Watch the current moment and see how far into the year you are, updated every second.

View tracker →

Embeddable clock

Copy a tiny UTC widget and drop it into docs, email, or your team dashboard.

Copy embed →

History highlights

Articles

The first calendars

From shadow sticks to lunar cycles, see how the very first timekeepers marked the seasons.

Read about shadow time →

Mechanical clockwork

Gears and towers carried time through market days and wars; learn the story behind the chimes.

Explore clockwork →

Atomic precision

The pendulum gave way to cesium fountains—discover why atomic beats rule modern timekeeping.

Dive into atomic time →

Downloads

Assets

Grab the sample calendar plan or the leap-year cheat sheet whenever you need a quick reference or shareable file.

Download assets →