AtAGlanceInfo is a free page that shows your local time and time zone, clocks for UTC and 12 world cities, current weather with a short forecast, sunrise and sunset, a market summary, and prices for six major cryptocurrencies. There is nothing to sign up for. Below the dashboard you will find what each panel shows, where its data comes from, how often it updates, answers to common questions, and our newest guides.
A free page for checking local time, world clocks, weather, market quotes, and crypto prices in one place, run by Jimmy Denton through NeuroTek Digital, LLC.
A free dashboard for local time, world clocks, weather, market quotes, and crypto prices, with plain-language guides that explain what the numbers mean.
Everything on the dashboard runs in your browser when the page loads. The table below lists each panel, its source, and how often it changes.
| Panel | What you see | Source | How often it updates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ticker strip | S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq-100, gold, WTI oil, bitcoin, ether, EUR/USD, GBP/USD | TradingView ticker widget | Streams from TradingView; stock and index quotes are typically delayed |
| Local clock | Time, date, time zone name, UTC offset, day of year, ISO week, percent of the year complete, Unix time | Your device clock and browser time zone setting | Every second |
| World Clocks | UTC plus New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Tokyo, Sydney, SΓ£o Paulo | The time zone database built into your browser | Every second, including daylight saving changes |
| Weather | Temperature, feels-like, humidity, wind, cloud cover, and a midday reading for the next few days | OpenWeather current weather and 5-day forecast | Each time the page loads |
| Sun & Moon | Sunrise, sunset, hours of daylight, moon phase and illumination | OpenWeather for sunrise and sunset; moon phase calculated in the browser | Each time the page loads |
| US Indices | S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq-100, Russell 2000 | TradingView market quotes widget | Streams from TradingView; typically delayed |
| Global & Commodities | Gold, silver, oil, natural gas, wheat, corn, and major currency pairs | TradingView market overview widget | Streams from TradingView |
| Cryptocurrency | Bitcoin, Ether, BNB, Solana, XRP, Dogecoin with 24-hour change | CoinGecko public API | Every 60 seconds |
| Market News | Stock market and crypto headlines | TradingView news widgets | As TradingView publishes |
| Tools | Stopwatch and countdown timer | Runs in your browser | Every second while running |
To show local weather, the page asks your browser for your location. If you allow it, the coordinates are sent to OpenWeather to request the forecast. If you decline, the page asks ipapi.co for an approximate location based on your IP address, which can be off by a city or more. AtAGlanceInfo does not store your location. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
The dashboard is a quick reference. It does not show weather radar, severe weather alerts, or emergency information; for that, use weather.gov or your local alert system. Market numbers are not trading quotes and nothing here is financial advice. See the Disclaimer, and the visitor guide for a longer walkthrough.
If you block location access, the page falls back to an estimate from your IP address, and IP locations are often assigned to a nearby larger city or to your network provider’s location. Allow location in your browser and reload. VPNs will also move the estimate to the VPN server’s location.
No. The stock and index panels are TradingView widgets, and TradingView states that stock data in its widgets is typically delayed. Currency and crypto quotes are generally closer to real time. The crypto card uses CoinGecko, which averages prices across many exchanges and refreshes here every 60 seconds.
From your own device. Your browser includes the IANA time zone database, which records each region’s UTC offset and daylight saving rules, so the city clocks adjust automatically when a country changes its clocks. If your device clock is wrong, every clock on the page will be off by the same amount.
It is the week numbering defined by ISO 8601: weeks start on Monday, and week 1 is the week that contains the year’s first Thursday. Around New Year, a date can belong to week 52 or 53 of the previous year or week 1 of the next. The day of year and ISO week guide has examples.
There are no accounts. Your location is used only to request weather and is not stored by AtAGlanceInfo. The site uses Google Analytics and Google AdSense, which set cookies; the Privacy Policy explains this and how to opt out of personalized ads.
Yes. Most phone browsers can add the page to your home screen so it opens like an app. The install guide has steps for iPhone, Android, and desktop browsers.
Plain-language explanations of time zones, weather numbers, market hours, and how to use the dashboard.
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