Accessibility

Time tools you can use your way.

Using clocks, time-zone tools, group scheduling, timers, stopwatches, countdowns, and date calculators your way.

Keyboard navigation

Press Tab to move between controls and Shift+Tab to move back. The first link skips directly to the page content. Enter activates links and buttons; Space also activates buttons and checkboxes. On small screens, open the Tools menu to reach each tool category. Press Escape while focused on a menu link to close the menu and return to the Tools button.

Group availability without dragging

You can complete a group scheduling response using the keyboard or individual taps. Dragging is optional.

Choose Available or Maybe, then Tab into the time slots.
Use the arrow keys to move between slots. Home and End move to the first or last slot in a day; Ctrl+Home and Ctrl+End move to the first or last slot in the whole schedule.
Press Enter or Space to apply your choice. Apply the same choice again to clear it, or press Delete or Backspace. Unselected slots mean unavailable.
Tab out of the slots to Save my availability, then activate it to save your response.

Each slot has a screen-reader label with its day, time, your choice, and saved Available and Maybe counts. A checkmark marks your Available choices and a question mark marks Maybe choices. These labels, symbols, and counts accompany the green availability shading.

Timing and announcements

The Calendar has a list view for reading dates without a grid. Day buttons include the full date and event names; arrow keys move between displayed days. Tab reaches view, filter and print controls. The personal-date dialog supports Escape to close. The printable preview fits the available screen width. Choose 100% or 125% preview size for larger text, activate a day for its text details, or switch to List. Holiday dates have circles and a written date key below the calendar. Print options include large text and black-and-white output. ISO week numbers use the week containing Thursday.

Timer completion has a visible message as well as an optional sound. Sounds can be previewed and adjusted in the timer tools. Status messages announce actions such as saving a response or completing a timer without continuously reading out ticking seconds. Stopwatch shortcuts are optional; use the shortcut labels on that tool's page, since they vary by tool. They do not run while you are typing into a field or using another control, and visible buttons remain available.

Inputs, results, and confirmations

Tool fields have visible labels, and calculation results include their counting rules. Errors are displayed as text so you can review what needs changing. Date calculators offer copy and export options where applicable, including CSV and calendar downloads. Confirmation panels include a Cancel or Keep my data button; Escape dismisses the group-event dialog and the clear-data panel on Privacy & settings.

Reading and display

The site uses a consistent light interface. You can enlarge the page with your browser's zoom controls, and layouts adapt to narrow screens. Wider result tables may require scrolling. Focus outlines show which control will respond to your keyboard. Reduced-motion styles limit animation, and system high-contrast styles provide visible control boundaries and selection indicators.

Practical limits

The interactive tools require JavaScript. Browser and screen-reader combinations can differ, and native date and time pickers depend on your browser. Timers need an open page to play an alert; a sleeping device can delay it. These tools are not a substitute for critical reminders.

We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a development target. Code and browser checks cover parts of the site, but TimeCubby has not had an independent accessibility audit or comprehensive testing with assistive technologies. This is a description of the features available, not a claim of full conformance.

Read the tool guide for more information.