BeatTime: Universal Clock

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Everyone
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Explore cool features inside BeatTime: Universal Clock. Konveria designed this software specifically for loyal users. Dive deeper into information via Tools.

Complete Details Of This App BeatTime: Universal Clock

BeatTime is one universal time for the whole planet. Instead of timezones, the day is split into 1000 .beats (1 beat = 86.4 seconds), anchored to UTC. @523 is the same moment in Tokyo, Berlin and New York — no "whose time is it?", no AM/PM, no timezone math.

WHAT YOU GET
• Live @beat clock — always the true beat (tightly synced to our time servers), with optional centibeats for two-decimal precision.
• Time ⇄ beat converter — translate any local time to @beat and back, instantly.
• Home-screen widget — multiple watch faces, including a ticked ring inspired by the BeatTime logo and a dual ring that also shows your local time. Set a different face per widget.
• Full-screen clock mode — a big @beat clock for your desk, your nightstand, or the cover screen of a flip phone.
• Google Calendar (optional) — add @beat to your meetings so every guest sees one universal time, or quick-add an event with @beat (no login needed).
• Wear OS — put @beat on your wrist as a complication that works with any watch face.

MEET AT @BEAT
• Invites — share a "meet me @750" card with a QR code and link; whoever opens it also sees the moment in their own local time.
• The Beat — once a day, one shared beat for the whole planet. Answer it — no account, nothing forced.
• Beat collection — catch @000, triples and the elusive mirrors; only what you see on the clock yourself counts.
• Time capsules — write a message to the future; it opens at the @beat you choose, and its creation time is provable from day one.
• Handshake — seal a real-world meeting with a verifiable record of its exact beat.
• Focus sessions — a work timer counted in beats: 20 beats on, 5 beats off.

PROOF OF EXISTENCE — FREE
Stamp any photo or file with a tamper-proof timestamp. Only the file's SHA-256 hash is sent — your file never leaves your device. Each hash is recorded in a public, append-only log, sealed every week with an Ed25519 signature and anchored both to the Bitcoin blockchain (via OpenTimestamps) and to an independent bank reference. Later, anyone can verify the document existed at that moment — and download a PDF certificate.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account. No ads. No analytics. No tracking. The clock and converter work fully offline and re-sync the moment you're back online.

OPEN & UNIVERSAL
Built on the classic 1998 idea (1000 beats a day), but anchored to UTC and open, with a free public API. Available in 11 languages.

One time for Earth. Just @beat.
Universal @beat clock — 1000 beats a day, anchored to UTC. No timezones.
Updated on
Aug 7, 2026

Data safety

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What’s new

What's new in 1.1.0

• The Beat — one shared beat each day that you can answer. No account, nothing forced.
• @beat invites with QR codes and links, plus the beat collection
• Time capsules that open at a chosen @beat
• Focus sessions counted in beats
• Handshake and photo verification
• Stamp any file, not just photos — proof of existence from a SHA-256 computed on your phone
• Google Calendar: tag a meeting with its @beat