Slack appSlack
Ask the clock without leaving Slack.
Add one slash command to your workspace and ask from any channel or DM. Answers are only visible to you, unless you choose to share them.
- /clock tokyo
- /clock @maria
- /clock team
Ask the clock where you already talk.
Type a city, a teammate or a time in Slack, Discord, Telegram or your AI assistant, and get the right answer back in seconds.
- Free
- No ads
- Set up in a minute
One question, four places--:--
/clock tokyo
--:--in Tokyo
/clock city tokyo
--:--in Tokyo
@itsninethere_bot tokyo
--:--in Tokyo
AI
What time is it in Tokyo?
--:--in Tokyo
Live times, worked out for where you are.
Pick your app
Same clock, made for each app
Every app answers the same questions. Each one works the way its platform does.
Discord appDiscord
One time, everyone's local time.
Slash commands for your server and your DMs. Post 3pm once and everyone sees it in their own time zone.
- /clock city tokyo
- /clock convert 3pm
- /clock team
Telegram botTelegram
The time, in any chat.
Ask in a private chat, in your groups, or inline anywhere: type @itsninethere_bot tokyo in any conversation and send the time.
- /clock tokyo
- @itsninethere_bot tokyo
- /team
AI
MCP serverMCP for AI tools
Ask the clock from your AI assistant.
Connect ItsNineThere to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client for current times, conversions and meeting slots, with a live link to check every answer.
- What time is it in Tokyo?
- When can we all meet?
From question to answer in seconds
Add the app
One click for Slack and Discord, one tap for Telegram, one URL for your AI assistant.
Ask in plain words
A city, a teammate, a time like "3pm cet in new york", or "my time". No syntax to learn.
Get the right time
Daylight saving and half-hour zones included, with a link to see it live on ItsNineThere.
Which one fits your team?
Use the one your team already chats in. Or all of them.
| Feature | Slack | Discord | Telegram | MCP for AI tools |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Answers private by default | Yes | Yes | Visible to the chat | Only you |
| Knows teammates' time zones | From Slack profiles | Set once per person | Set once per person | Ask by city |
| Each reader sees their own time | - | Yes | - | - |
| Works in any chat | - | With Add to my apps | Inline | - |
| Shows your team board | Yes | Yes | Yes | - |
| Finds meeting times | - | - | - | Yes |
Questions
- Are the apps free?
- Yes. All ItsNineThere apps are free, with no ads.
- Can the apps read our messages?
- No. They only receive the commands you send them, like /clock.
- Which app should I use?
- The one your team already chats in. They all answer the same questions; each one works the way its platform does.
- How do the apps know people's time zones?
- Slack shares each person's time zone from their profile. On Discord and Telegram, each person sets theirs once with a command, or you link a team board.
It's nine there. Now you'll know.
Free, no ads, no login. Pick the app your team already uses and ask your first question in under a minute.