GMT Timestamp

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) is the time at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London, and serves as the world's time standard. It's important because:

• Global Reference: Provides a universal time reference for international coordination
• No Daylight Saving: Remains consistent year-round, unlike local times
• API Standards: Used in web apis, database and scheduling systems like DaySchedule to generate appointment time slots

While both are often used interchangeably, there are subtle differences:

• GMT (Greenwich Mean Time): Based on Earth's rotation, historically used as the world standard
• UTC (Coordinated Universal Time): Based on atomic clocks, more precise than GMT

Our tool displays both formats to ensure compatibility with different systems.