Workflow step 3: Operate the net · Incident workspace

Live clocks: Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), your browser local time, US zones, and international alternate timezones. Offline-capable after cache. Works offline after your first visit.

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Time Utility

Current time in UTC, your browser local zone, and multiple alternate timezones — for nets, ICS logs, and multi-region emcomm.

UTC (Coordinated Universal Time)
Browser local

United States

International

DST rules apply automatically via IANA zone IDs. Log emcomm and ICS forms in UTC to avoid ambiguity. For “net is at 8 PM Eastern — what time is that for me?”, use the Net Time Zone Converter.

Common questions

Why show UTC and local?

Nets often schedule in local time, but logs, radiograms, and multi-state incidents should use UTC so timestamps stay unambiguous across zones.

Where does browser local come from?

Your device/OS timezone as reported by the browser (IANA id via Intl). No GPS or network lookup is required.

Does this work offline?

Yes, after the page and scripts are cached. Clocks use the device clock; internet is not required to convert zones.