About OnTheSecond
What OnTheSecond does
- Measures a website’s server clock to the millisecond against standard time (KRISS and Google, via NTP) and tells you the exact moment to click, allowing for your network delay.
- Keeps measuring until the opening: every minute in the last 30 minutes, checking every server behind the site, and updates the click time if the clock changes.
- Lets anyone check its accuracy: a public test server whose clock we set off by a random amount each day, and a self-check against standard time every 10 minutes (results).
OnTheSecond shows the exact server time of any website, to the millisecond, so you know when to click for ticket sales, sneaker drops and course registration. It also has a timer, a stopwatch and a world clock.
How it works
Every web server stamps its responses with the current time, to the second. We request that time many times, right as the server’s second ticks over, and narrow it down to milliseconds. Standard time comes from the Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS) via NTP. Your device’s clock is measured against ours, so the page corrects for both.
What we don’t do
We don’t click for you, run bots or get around any site’s protections. If a site blocks our requests, we show that it is blocked.
Contact
For questions or ideas, use the feedback form or write to us.
E-mail: takeitezy03 {@} gmail (.) com