About NetClock

NetClock gives live answers to three questions: is it open, when does it reset, and when does it happen, all in your own time zone. A static guide can list a time. It can’t tell you how long you have left.

NetClock is made by Glenbeam, a small company that builds a family of separate products.

How we check times

• Every exchange date and game reset is stored with its source, the date we checked it and the date it takes effect. You can see them all on the sources page.
• Each schedule is a time plus a named time zone, not a fixed offset, so daylight saving is handled by the time zone rules.
• Each schedule has worked answers, derived by hand from its source, that must pass before the site can be published. The site also won’t publish if its data is more than 45 days old or a calendar has run out.

What we won’t guess

If a calendar doesn’t cover a date, or a source doesn’t settle a day’s hours, the page says “unknown”. If a game has no reliable source, we leave it out and say so. Where the only source is a community wiki, the page says that too.

We also leave out anything that changes weekly, such as game events and maintenance.

What this site is not

Market pages show calendar status only, not prices or investment advice, and they can miss an unplanned closure. Game and exchange names are used only to describe what each page covers. We aren’t affiliated with or endorsed by any publisher or exchange.

Privacy

There are no accounts and no cookies. Your theme and time zone choice stay in your own browser. The clock asks our server for the time and sends nothing about you, and we use Cloudflare’s cookieless analytics to count visits.