Timezones
Set your workspace's home timezone and a timezone per client, so quiet hours and local times are right.
Updated 9 Oct 2026
KretaOS uses two timezones: one for your team, and one for each client who works somewhere else.
Your workspace timezone
This is your team's home zone, and every date in your workspace follows it:
- Today on Home and Agenda, the greeting and the date at the top of Home.
- When a task is due. A task due on a day with no time is due at the end of that day in this zone, and "remind me at 3pm" rings at 3 PM here.
- The morning brief, which arrives at 8 AM in this zone.
- The Today and Yesterday chips when you log something, whatever the clock on your own computer says.
- Analytics, which counts days, weeks and months in it.
KretaOS also falls back to it for any client without a zone of their own — for quiet hours and for showing the client's local time.
- Open Settings › Workspace.
- In Workspace, find Timezone. The line next to it shows the time now in that zone.
- Pick a zone from the list. Default keeps the zone KretaOS started with.
Only an admin can change it. Everyone else sees the zone in use.
A client's timezone
For a client in Dubai, Singapore or London, set their own zone:
- Open the client.
- Press Edit.
- Under Timezone, pick their zone. Same as workspace keeps them on yours.
Quiet hours use the client's zone
When Respect quiet hours is on, KretaOS will not send anything to a client during the night. Quiet hours are measured in the client's zone. A message to a client in London at 7 AM their time is held, even though it is past noon in Mumbai.
An admin turns quiet hours on or off, and picks the hours, on Settings › Workspace under AI autonomy. A message held for quiet hours says "Held — it's late for them", tells you their local time, and keeps your draft.
Related
- Workspace settings — A tour of Settings — You (profile, alerts) and Workspace (name, timezone, AI autonomy, data and consent), and where the rest lives.
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