Time zones and travel

Tweek has no time zone setting. It uses the time zone of the phone or computer you’re on, and changes with it when you travel.

How times follow you

Tweek saves a task’s time as an exact moment, not just as a time on the clock. Wherever you open Tweek, it shows that moment in local time. A call at 15:00 in Madrid shows as 16:00 once you land in Riga: the same moment on Riga’s clock.

The day doesn’t change. A task stays on the day you put it on, and only its time follows the local clock. Tasks without a time don’t change at all.

Reminders arrive at the exact moment you set, wherever you are (reminders).

Plan a meeting in another time zone

Enter the time in your current time zone. Say you’re in Madrid and have a meeting in Riga at 12:00. Riga is an hour ahead, so set the task for 11:00. When you land and your phone switches to Riga time, the task shows 12:00, and its reminder arrives on time.

Shared calendars

Everyone sees a task’s time in their own time zone. Set a call for 10:00 in London, and a teammate in Berlin sees 11:00.

A time you type into the title is read in the time zone of the calendar’s owner (Smart Date Recognition).

Times look off

On the web, the time zone Tweek uses is shown at the bottom of Settings → General. If it’s wrong, set your phone or computer to pick its time zone automatically, in its Date & Time settings, then reopen Tweek.