Feature request for product/service
Describe the request
Currently, the Cursor usage dashboard (/dashboard/usage) displays all timestamps, usage graphs, and daily limit reset times exclusively in UTC. It would be very helpful to have an option to display this data in the user’s local timezone or allow selecting a custom timezone (e.g., UTC+3).
Problem
For users living outside the UTC timezone:
- Manual Conversion: It requires constant mental math to figure out when daily usage limits reset (e.g., 00:00 UTC translates to 03:00 AM for UTC+3).
- Usage Tracking: Aligning actual daily coding activity with the UTC-based usage graphs makes it confusing to track usage for specific local days or hours.
Proposed Solution
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Browser Auto-detect: Automatically display timestamps and graph axes based on the browser’s local timezone.
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Manual Toggle/Dropdown: Alternatively, add a timezone selector on the Usage page or under Account Settings (allowing users to toggle between UTC and Local Time / custom offsets like UTC+3).
Why this matters
As Cursor continues to grow globally, proper local time support on the dashboard would significantly improve UX and make tracking daily usage much more intuitive for international developers.
Operating System (if it applies)
Windows 10/11