Terms of Use
Last updated: October 6, 2026
These terms cover use of WorldTimely, a free informational time-zone website operated by Luxcron, LLC. No postal address is published.
What this site is
WorldTimely provides a world clock, a time zone converter, a meeting planner, city time pages, guides, and holiday calendars. It helps people compare local times and plan across regions.
It is an informational tool. Using it does not create a client, advisory, or scheduling-service relationship with Luxcron, LLC.
Time data is provided as-is
Clock times, UTC offsets, daylight saving rules, and holiday dates come from public sources, including IANA time zone data. They can be wrong, incomplete, or out of date.
Confirm important meetings, travel, shipments, filings, and deadlines with an authoritative source before you rely on a result from this site.
No warranty
The site is provided without warranty of any kind, including accuracy, availability, or fitness for a particular purpose. Luxcron, LLC is not liable for missed meetings, travel problems, business losses, or other damages that result from using or being unable to use the site.
Advertising
WorldTimely may show advertisements served by third parties, including Google AdSense. Those parties choose the ads and may use their own cookies and policies. Luxcron, LLC does not control third-party ad content.
Acceptable use
Do not misuse the site, attempt to disrupt it, or scrape it in a way that degrades the service for other people. You may link to the public pages.
Contact
Questions about these terms can be sent to the address below. The operator is Luxcron, LLC. No postal address is published. These terms do not choose a governing law.
FAQ
Who operates WorldTimely?
Luxcron, LLC operates the site. No postal address is published. Use the email address on this page.
Is the time data guaranteed?
No. Time, daylight saving, and holiday information is provided as-is and can change or be incomplete.
Who serves the ads?
Third parties, including Google AdSense, serve the ads under their own policies.
Do these terms name a governing law?
No. These terms do not choose a governing law.