Product updates, at the edge.
Releases and practical notes on the World Time API, SDKs, timezones, and service improvements.
WorldTimeAPI Is Gone. Your Code Doesn't Have to Change.
2026-10-30Same /api/timezone and /api/ip paths, same 15 fields, same .txt output: TimeLogic now answers the worldtimeapi.org API. Swap the host, add a key, ship.
Business Days in 249 Countries: 862 Holiday Calendars, Down to the Region
2026-10-27Business-day math now covers 862 holiday calendars: 249 national plus 613 regional calendars in 35 countries, 1900 to 2100, with each country's real weekend.
Second-Precise UTC Offsets: ISO 8601 Input Now Accepts ±HH:MM:SS
2026-10-27Send an offset like +00:09:21 and get the exact instant back. iso_local values round-trip, even for 19th-century local mean time, and offset_seconds rides beside offset_minutes.
Time Zone Names, Your Way: Case-Insensitive IANA Zones and UTC Aliases
2026-10-26america/new_york, AMERICA/NEW_YORK, UTC, GMT, Etc/GMT+5: the API now accepts them all and answers with the canonical IANA name.
Errors You Can Act On: Specific Messages, Stable Codes, Request IDs
2026-10-26Every TimeLogic API error is one JSON shape: a stable code to branch on, a message that names the problem, details that echo your input, and a request ID.
Three Weeks of 100% Uptime: Meet the TimeLogic API Status Page
2026-09-18status.timelogicapi.com tracks TimeLogic API availability and latency in public. Three weeks in: 100% uptime. Here is what it shows and how to wire it into your stack.
Expanded CORS Support for Easier Browser-Based Integrations
2026-09-07TimeLogic API now supports cross-origin requests, enabling direct browser integrations with JavaScript, TypeScript, and modern frontend applications.
Hello from TimeLogic
2026-05-10Welcome to the TimeLogic API blog — short notes on time, timezones and the strange edge cases we run into building the API.