About the MyBreeze Project
MyBreeze is a fast and clean web service for checking accurate local time, UTC offsets, daylight duration, sunrise and sunset data for locations around the world.
About the author
Hello! My name is Ilya Gaiduk. I am the author and developer of the MyBreeze project.
I am a technical SEO specialist and web developer with more than 15 years of experience in website optimization, data-driven projects, performance improvement and practical web development.
I created MyBreeze as a useful and reliable tool for people who need quick access to global time, daylight and time zone information.
To contact me, use Telegram.
What MyBreeze does
MyBreeze provides accurate local time and day length information for more than 35,000 locations around the globe.
Whether you are a traveler, remote worker, online business owner, developer, researcher or simply curious about sunrise and sunset in another city, the platform helps you get reliable time-related data instantly.
Data sources
The location database used by MyBreeze is based on the Simple Maps World Cities Database. It provides structured city and geographic data, including names, countries, regions, coordinates and population-related information.
Time zone logic is based on location-specific time zone data and current UTC offset rules. Daylight information is calculated using geographic coordinates and solar position formulas.
- Location database: Simple Maps World Cities Database
- Time information: location-based time zone and UTC offset rules
- Daylight information: calculations based on latitude, longitude and solar position
- Displayed data: local time, UTC offset, sunrise, sunset and day length
How the calculations work
Local time on MyBreeze is calculated dynamically for the selected location. The system uses the city time zone, current UTC offset and daylight saving rules where applicable.
Day length, sunrise and sunset values are calculated from the geographic coordinates of the location. This allows the service to show not only the current time, but also useful context about daylight and seasonal changes.
The goal of MyBreeze is to make global time data simple, fast and understandable for everyday use.
Who MyBreeze is useful for
- Travelers planning trips across countries and time zones
- Remote workers and distributed teams scheduling calls
- Businesses working with clients in different regions
- People checking sunrise, sunset and daylight duration
- Users who need a quick and lightweight world time tool
Accuracy, updates and reliability
MyBreeze is built with a focus on speed, clarity and practical accuracy. The website is continuously maintained and improved.
Because time zone rules may change in different countries, the project is designed to be updated as new data becomes available.
Last updated: April 2026.
Website carbon rating
MyBreeze is designed to be lightweight and fast. A clean interface and optimized pages help reduce unnecessary resource usage while keeping the service comfortable for daily use.
