A live heatmap of when r/webdev's top 100 posts of the past year were submitted. The brightest cells are the windows when this community engages most.
Analyze a different subredditBased on 100 top posts from the past year. Times in UTC.
Note: Reddit timestamps are UTC. Subtract or add your offset to convert (EST = UTC-5, PST = UTC-8). Top posts are weighted by total upvotes.
r/webdev has consistent global activity, with the strongest window during US business hours (14:00-22:00 UTC) when the largest cohort of working developers is most active. Tuesday-Thursday posts typically outperform Monday or Friday submissions. Late-evening US posts (after 02:00 UTC) often get a second wind from European morning traffic — this can be a useful angle for posts you want to keep alive longer.
Times above are UTC — the heatmap reflects the trailing 12 months of top posts, so it captures long-term patterns rather than this week's activity. Have questions about how this works? See the main tool page for FAQs.
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