Timezone

World clock · Converter · Map · Widgets

What time is it there?
And when are you both awake?

Timezone keeps every city you care about on one screen, converts any moment between them, and draws the real day/night line across the world as it moves. 325 cities, on your iPhone, with no connection needed.

The Timezone World Clock screen: New York shown at 02:00 GMT−4 in a highlighted card, with London, Tokyo and Singapore listed below with their local times and GMT offsets.
--:--:-- UTC now
--:--:-- your zone · GMT

Three questions

Every time-zone problem is one of these three.

Most clock apps answer the first one. Timezone is built around all three.

01

What time is it there, right now?

A glance at the World Clock — or at a widget, without unlocking anything. Local time, day of week, GMT offset and whether the sun is up.

02

If I pick this moment, what time is it for them?

The Converter takes one date and time in one city and shows the same instant everywhere else, including whether it lands on another day.

03

When are we both awake?

The hard one. Timezone finds the next window where both cities are inside your waking hours, and shows it on the map and the timeline.

World Clock

Your cities, ordered the way you think about them.

One primary city sits at the top at full size — usually home, or wherever you are right now. Everything else lists below it, in the order you put them.

  • 325 cities with country, flag and IANA time zone, searchable by local name or alias — “Praha” finds Prague, “Central European Time” does too.
  • Every time zone on earth is reachable. The catalog covers all 418 zones in the IANA database by behaviour, including the quarter-hour ones — Chatham at GMT+12:45, Eucla at +8:45, Kiritimati at +14.
  • Sun or moon on every row, computed from the city’s real coordinates rather than a rough guess at office hours.
  • Reorder by dragging. The list is yours; nothing re-sorts itself behind your back.
  • 12-hour or 24-hour, set once in Settings and used everywhere including the widgets.
World Clock screen with a large New York card and a reorderable list of London, Tokyo and Singapore.

World Map

Watch daylight move, then scrub it forward.

The map draws the actual solar terminator — the line between day and night — from the sun’s declination and the equation of time. Drag the slider and the whole world moves with it, cities and all.

  • Every saved city pinned with its local time at the moment you’ve scrubbed to.
  • A shared-hours badge showing the overlap window between your cities at a glance.
  • Tap “Now” to snap straight back to the present.
  • The same map runs in a widget, so daylight sweeps across your Home Screen too.
World Map screen showing a dotted world map with the day/night terminator curving across Africa and Europe, London pinned at 07:01, and a time slider at the bottom.

Converter

Pick a moment. See it everywhere.

Choose a date and time in one city and read it off in all the others — with Today, Yesterday or Tomorrow spelled out, because that is the part everyone gets wrong.

  • A 24-hour timeline per city with a marker you can drag anywhere, shaded by that city’s own sunrise and sunset.
  • Half-hour and quarter-hour zones handled exactly — Kathmandu at GMT+5:45 and Mumbai at GMT+5:30 are not rounded to something tidier.
  • Daylight saving transitions are real, not assumed. The app scans minute boundaries, so a conversion across a DST change lands on the right hour.
  • Swap the direction in one tap, and reorder the destination list by dragging.
Converter screen: 08:01 in New York converted to 13:01 London, 21:01 Tokyo and 20:01 Singapore, above 24-hour timeline strips with a draggable marker.

Widgets

Most of the time, you never open the app.

Three widget families, on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen.

Timezone

Your saved zones at a glance, sized to fit anywhere from a Lock Screen line to a medium Home Screen tile.

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World Map

Day and night sweeping across your cities, redrawn on your Home Screen as the earth turns.

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City List

The compact one: your cities and their current times, stacked into a single small tile.

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Privacy

There is no server. There is no account.

Timezone has no networking code in it at all. The city catalog, the map and the solar maths are compiled into the app, so it works on a plane, in a tunnel, and on a phone in airplane mode — and there is nowhere for your data to go.

  • No account, no sign-in. Open it and use it.
  • No location permission. The app never asks, because it never uses it.
  • No analytics, no tracking, no ads. Nothing is measured or sold.
  • Your cities stay on your device, shared only with the app’s own widgets.
325 Cities built in
21 Languages
3 Widget families
0 Network requests

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Timezone: World Clock Widget

Time Zone Converter, Map & UTC. For iPhone, iOS 16.0 or later.