What is There?
Track local time of people across time zones not abbreviation of time zones. Enter city, type a name and optionally attach a photo or type their X (Twitter) username. There! You can also add places or UTC offsets. All of them packed nicely in your menubar.
Problem
The user faces difficulty tracking the local time of friends, teammates, or family across different time zones.
The current solution may involve dealing with time zone abbreviations, making it challenging to manage multiple locations efficiently.
Solution
A macOS menu bar app called 'There' that allows users to track the local time of people in their menubar, without the need for time zone abbreviations.
Users can enter a city, type a name, optionally attach a photo, or type the person's Twitter username to track their local time, all neatly displayed in the menubar.
Customers
Remote workers
Digital nomads
Global team managers
Unique Features
Eliminates the need for time zone abbreviations when tracking local time across multiple locations
Provides a visually appealing way to display the local time of people in the macOS menubar
User Comments
Sleek and functional design for tracking time zones
Helpful for remote teams with members in different locations
Intuitive and easy to use
Great tool for staying connected with global friends and colleagues
Convenient way to always know the local time of specific individuals
Traction
400k users
Launched new feature allowing attachment of photos for users
Growing Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) at $50k
Raised $1M in seed funding
Founder has a strong following with 10k Twitter followers
Market Size
The global market for time zone tracking and management software is estimated to be worth around $2.5 billion.
