Parse: Time & Weather in your browser 作者： pea.dev
Convert any area code or ZIP code into real-time local hours, weather conditions, and the perfect greeting.
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Parse lives right in your browser and does the math for you. It spots phone numbers and ZIP codes on any website, whether it's your CRM, a Google Sheet, Maps or a random directory, and instantly shows the local time, the weather and whether a sales call is allowed right now.
What's new
Live weather is on for everyone. Each badge shows the temperature and conditions next to the local time. You get 250 weather lookups a day without an account and 1,000 a day with a free Pea account, and local time and calling hours have no daily limit.
Weather has its own section in Settings, where you can turn the temperature, the conditions or the emojis on and off, or switch weather off entirely.
Shorter badges: the ✓ or ✗ sits right after the time and a small dot separates the rest, as in 12:06 PM ✓ · 78°F Sunny. If you prefer a bar, it's one switch in Settings.
Parse now counts how many badges it shows and how many include the weather, so we can see what's working. Only those counts and the website's name leave your browser, never anything on the page.
Also in Parse
Calling hours check: each US number shows ✓ when a sales call is allowed right now and ✗ when it isn't, using the federal 8 AM–9 PM window or the tighter hours in 20 states such as Florida and Texas. Hover the badge for the rule and when it changes. General information, not legal advice.
Badge colors: green when you can call and red when you can't, or a 🟢/🔴 dot instead.
Badges keep the time current in tabs you leave open, and Parse works in CRMs built as web apps and on pages that update constantly.
Parse is free to install. Add it to Chrome, open any page with a phone number, and the local time is already there.
What's new
Live weather is on for everyone. Each badge shows the temperature and conditions next to the local time. You get 250 weather lookups a day without an account and 1,000 a day with a free Pea account, and local time and calling hours have no daily limit.
Weather has its own section in Settings, where you can turn the temperature, the conditions or the emojis on and off, or switch weather off entirely.
Shorter badges: the ✓ or ✗ sits right after the time and a small dot separates the rest, as in 12:06 PM ✓ · 78°F Sunny. If you prefer a bar, it's one switch in Settings.
Parse now counts how many badges it shows and how many include the weather, so we can see what's working. Only those counts and the website's name leave your browser, never anything on the page.
Also in Parse
Calling hours check: each US number shows ✓ when a sales call is allowed right now and ✗ when it isn't, using the federal 8 AM–9 PM window or the tighter hours in 20 states such as Florida and Texas. Hover the badge for the rule and when it changes. General information, not legal advice.
Badge colors: green when you can call and red when you can't, or a 🟢/🔴 dot instead.
Badges keep the time current in tabs you leave open, and Parse works in CRMs built as web apps and on pages that update constantly.
Parse is free to install. Add it to Chrome, open any page with a phone number, and the local time is already there.
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