Hello @Matteo,
Please note that the Baserow API uses UTC as the timezone for timestamps. This means that if you want to see the correct time in the UI, you need to convert your timestamp accordingly.
If you provide a timestamp in a different timezone, such as Europe/Rome, Baserow will consider it as a UTC timestamp. The UI will then convert it to the Europe/Rome timezone based on your browser timezone. During certain periods of the year, this will result in an hour being added to your timestamp. During daylight saving time, two hours will be added.
To avoid these issues, it is recommended that you use datetime.utcnow() instead of now to generate a timezone-aware timestamp.