TimeBridge
Finds meeting windows that actually work across timezones
what it proves
Proves correctness-first thinking on a deceptively hard problem: timezone and DST logic that is actually tested, carried through to a released v1.0.
Scheduling helper that surfaces workable meeting slots for distributed teams, handling DST shifts and awkward offsets with the edge cases pinned down by tests. Released as v1.0.0 in June 2026: offline city index, shareable URL state and a responsive dark UI, deployed on Vercel.
proof points
- Tested timezone core, including DST shifts and awkward offsets
- CI running and passing on the default branch
- v1.0.0 released June 2026, with a live deployment on Vercel
- Public repository. The code is inspectable as-is
skills demonstrated
tech stack
engineering hygiene
- ✓ readme
- ✓ docs
- ✓ tests
- ✓ ci
- ✗ docker
Known gap: docker. Next step: automate the city index build from an open dataset and broaden manual browser and mobile QA.
evidence
TimeBridge launch
Announces the launch of TimeBridge (TBridge), an offline-first timezone management application built with React and TypeScript using offline IANA timezone serialization.
view on linkedinwhere to see it
Live site: tbridge-pied.vercel.app
Public repository. Read it directly: github.com/noel-q/TBridge