Internet Time is a decimal system of time measurement. It divides the day into 1000 parts called beats. Internet Time is a unique value for all Internet users and is counted from midnight in Biel, Switzerland (UTC+1).

Internet Time is inspired by Swatch Internet Time created in 1998 by Swatch Corporation.

Internet Time is a powerful and useful tool for today’s age where we connect with people around the world.

With Internet Time you avoid the problem of time conversion because the time on the internet is the same for all users no matter your geographic location. Forget about missing an appointment or having to make adjustments. The time you meet your client or partner will be the same for everyone.

How to use it:

This API has 4 useful properties that you can use in your projects.

/it: This will show the time on the internet, taking values from 0 - 1000, with two decimal places.

/tobeat: Converts a given date string to internet time.
Example: October 13, 2014 11:13:00 = beats: 509.03
Example 2: 2015-03-25T12:00:00Z = beats: 541.67

/totime: Convert a given internet time to regular time in hours and minutes.

Example 1: 541.67 = hours: 12, Minutes 0.
Example 2: 509.03 = hours 11, minutes = 13.

/sse: Unix time or Seconds Since Epoch It is a system for describing time instants: it is defined as the number of seconds elapsed since midnight UTC on January 1, 1970, not counting leap seconds.