Every Timezone. One Source of Truth.
Deadlines that make sense everywhere. GitScrum converts dates and times automatically to each team member's local timezone—no mental math, no missed standups.
143 timezones • 4 languages • Auto-detection
09:00
New York
Dec 20, 2024
14:00
London
Dec 20, 2024
23:00
Tokyo
Dec 20, 2024
143
Timezones
4
Languages
195+
Countries
100%
Auto-Detect
From UTC-11 to UTC+13.
Every city. Every team.
Whether your developers are in São Paulo, your designers in Berlin, or your clients in Tokyo—everyone sees deadlines in their local time.
Americas
UTC-11 to UTC-3Los Angeles, New York, São Paulo, Buenos Aires
Europe & Africa
UTC-1 to UTC+3London, Paris, Berlin, Moscow, Cairo
Asia & Middle East
UTC+3 to UTC+9Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul
Oceania & Pacific
UTC+9 to UTC+13Sydney, Auckland, Melbourne, Fiji
Native Experience.
4 languages. Zero friction.
Each team member works in their preferred language. Interface, notifications, and reports—all localized.
English
English
Spanish
Español
Portuguese
Português
French
Français
Built for Global Teams.
Not retrofitted.
Auto-Detection
Browser timezone detected during signup. No manual configuration required.
Per-User Timezone
Each team member sets their own timezone. Deadlines display correctly for everyone.
UTC Storage
All dates stored in UTC. Converted on display. Zero ambiguity in the database.
Relative Time
'2 hours ago' instead of '14:00 UTC'. Context that makes sense.
Smart Date Ranges
Sprint dates, due dates, time tracking—all respect individual timezones.
Instant Language Switch
Change language anytime. Entire interface updates without reload.
Manage Global Teams.
Without timezone chaos.
Your agency serves clients across continents. Scheduling meetings, setting deadlines, and tracking hours becomes a timezone nightmare. Miscommunication costs you money.
Global Visibility
See when team members are working in their local time. Plan handoffs intelligently.
Accurate Billing
Time tracking respects each developer's timezone. No more billing disputes.
Client Reports
Generate reports in client's timezone and language. Professional, localized delivery.
We have developers in Brazil, designers in Portugal, and clients in the US. GitScrum finally made our async workflow actually work.
Agency Owner, Global Creative Studio
Before GitScrum, I had a timezone converter bookmarked. Now I just set deadlines and trust the system.
Engineering Manager, Remote-First Startup
Coordinate Across Borders.
No mental math.
Your team spans 3 continents. When you set a deadline for 'Friday EOD', whose Friday? Whose EOD? Confusion leads to missed deliverables.
Clear Deadlines
Set deadline once, everyone sees it in their local time. No ambiguity.
Sprint Planning
Sprint start/end dates display correctly regardless of where team members are.
Async Standups
Team updates automatically ordered by timezone. Follow the sun naturally.
Your Time. Your Zone.
No confusion.
You're a developer in Europe working with a US team. Every deadline, every meeting invite, every standup time requires mental conversion. It's exhausting.
Local Display
All dates and times show in YOUR timezone. Sprint ends Friday 18:00 your time.
Time Tracking
Log hours naturally. System handles UTC conversion automatically.
Native Language
Work in English, Spanish, Portuguese, or French. Full interface localization.
Finally, a tool that doesn't make me feel like a second-class citizen for being in a different timezone.
Senior Developer, Lisbon
The client portal shows everything in Japanese time and Portuguese language. It's like they built it for our market.
Client, São Paulo Branch Office
Updates That Make Sense.
In your language.
You're a client in Tokyo. The agency sends updates timestamped in PST. You have no idea when things actually happened or when deadlines really are.
Local Timestamps
Every update, every comment shows in your timezone. Clear project timeline.
Your Language
Client portal available in 4 languages. No translation needed.
Accurate ETAs
'Delivery by Friday 18:00' means Friday 18:00 YOUR time.
Set Once.
Works everywhere.
Timezone configuration happens during onboarding. Everything else is automatic.
Auto-Detect on Signup
GitScrum detects your browser timezone and suggests it during onboarding. One click to confirm.
Choose Your Language
Select English, Spanish, Portuguese, or French. Interface updates instantly.
Work Normally
Every date, deadline, and timestamp automatically converts. No mental math ever again.
Global Support that actually works.
Most tools treat localization as an afterthought. We built it into the core.
| Feature | GitScrum | Jira | Asana | Monday |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Timezone Coverage | 143 | Limited | Limited | Limited |
| Auto-Detection | Yes | No | No | No |
| Per-User Timezone | Yes | Partial | Yes | Workspace |
| UTC Storage | Yes | Yes | Yes | Unknown |
| Languages | 4 | 10+ | 13 | 13 |
| Instant Language Switch | Yes | No | No | No |
| Localized Date Formats | Yes | Partial | Yes | Yes |
| Relative Time Display | Yes | Limited | Yes | Limited |
GitScrum: 143 timezones, auto-detection, and instant language switching. Built for truly global teams.
Common Questions
How does timezone auto-detection work?
During signup, GitScrum reads your browser's timezone setting (Intl.DateTimeFormat) and suggests it automatically. You can confirm or change it with one click.
Can different team members use different languages?
Yes. Each user selects their preferred language independently. A team can have members using English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French simultaneously.
What happens when I set a deadline?
Deadlines are stored in UTC. When any team member views that deadline, it's automatically converted to their local timezone. If you set 'Friday 5pm' in New York, a colleague in London sees 'Friday 10pm'.
Does time tracking respect timezones?
Absolutely. When you log time, it's recorded with your timezone context. Reports can display hours in any timezone for accurate billing.
Can I change my timezone later?
Yes. Go to your profile settings and select a new timezone. All existing and future dates will display in your new timezone immediately.
How do sprint dates work across timezones?
Sprint start and end dates are set by the sprint creator in their timezone and stored in UTC. Each team member sees these dates converted to their local time.
What date formats are supported?
Date formats follow browser locale settings. Americans see MM/DD/YYYY, Europeans see DD/MM/YYYY, etc. Fully automatic based on your system preferences.
Is the client portal localized too?
Yes. Clients can view the portal in any of our 4 supported languages, and all dates appear in their local timezone.
Global Teams Deserve Global Tools.
143 timezones. 4 languages. Zero configuration headaches. Start coordinating your distributed team today.
Free forever • No timezone confusion • Works everywhere
