Clocks change. Your intent doesn’t.
Named timezones and daylight-saving validation keep timed events pinned to the right instant. All-day events keep their dates instead.
A SMALL TOOL. A WELL-KEPT DATE.
A date worth saving.
A time that travels.
Create timezone-aware calendar links and beautiful save-the-date code for your emails and landing pages.
Timezone-awareEmail & web readyNo account needed
THE DATE SIGNAL WORKSPACE
01 / THE DETAILS
Make it an event.
Plain text travels best across calendar apps.
Set the timezone where the event happens. Exports use fixed UTC times, so calendar apps can display the right local time.
02 / MAKE IT YOURS
A combination that fits.
Start with a calendar mix, then fine-tune the icons and presentation.
Presentation
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03 / READY TO GO
Copy. Paste. Count them in.
Table-based HTML with inline styles and hosted PNG icons. Paste it into an HTML/source block in Marketo, SFMC, HubSpot or another email platform. Choose a stacked layout for narrow email columns.
Event details are embedded in the exported links. Treat them as public; never include passwords, private meeting credentials or attendee data.
These are one-off calendar copies, not RSVP invitations or subscriptions. Editing the event here will not update calendars that already saved it.
SMALL DETAILS. BETTER EXPERIENCES.Built for the moment
Built for the moment
after “see you there.”
Email is its own world.
No scripts or inline SVG in email code. Hosted image icons and readable labels give you a practical starting point. Always send a test email.
A save, not an invitation.
No calendar permissions or sign-in required here. Recipients review and save the event themselves. RSVP tracking is a separate workflow.