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Time zones

Everyone sees times in their own time zone.

  1. Like Google Calendar, everyone sees times in the time zone their computer reports.
  2. Hector, in San Salvador, asks Rob-llama for “tomorrow at 10”.
  3. Llamas work in the time zone of whoever asked: it’s 10:00 for Hector, which Marta sees as 6:00 PM in Madrid.
  4. Due dates are calendar days: a task due Oct 3 is due Oct 3 for everyone.

Time zones

Like Google Calendar, Llamabyt shows every time in the time zone your computer reports, and follows you when you travel. Llamas work in the time zone of whoever asked, so “today”, “tomorrow” and due dates mean what they mean to you. Due dates are calendar days.

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