Kindred

A clock that keeps your family’s two time zones — and glows when it’s time to call.

It’s 10am here. Midnight there.

“I want to call Grandpa”.

Not now, sweetheart. He’s asleep.

She’s six. She can’t do timezone math.
All she learns is that the answer is usually no.

One day she’ll stop asking.

The clock

Two homes. One clock. A ring that glows when both are awake.

Walnut wall clock with a glowing ring, above a sideboard with a lamp, bowl, books and a ceramic vase

Close-up of the clock's walnut bezel and the warm light ring along its inner edge

Close-up of the black second time-zone sub-dial with brass hands

Their time, on your wall.

Both households, one glance. No math.

No app, no screen, no charging.

An object on the wall, not another device to manage.

When the ring glows, it’s family time.

A child can answer her own question.

Concept illustration. The final product will look different — that’s partly up to you.

Be there when it glows.

You’re on the list. One more thing, if you like —

Who would your clock glow for?

Thank you. We’ll make it glow for them.

No spam. Early access, honest updates, and a say in how it turns out.

“My kids’ grandparents live ten and a half hours away, and ‘call Grandpa’ kept losing to timezone math. So I’m building a clock that answers the question for them. If your family lives in two time zones, I’d love your help getting it right.”

— Rajat