Search by city or country
Type “Portugal” and get Lisbon. Type “Almaty” and get Almaty. Flags and offsets are shown in the list so you can sanity-check before you commit.
World Time
Set any widget to any city. Search by city or country, or enter a raw offset when your zone isn’t on the list. One widget per market, all of them on one screen.
Type “Portugal” and get Lisbon. Type “Almaty” and get Almaty. Flags and offsets are shown in the list so you can sanity-check before you commit.
Half-hour and quarter-hour offsets exist and are usually missing from these apps. Enter your own and the widget respects it.
The world face draws the day/night terminator across the map and pins your cities on it — so “is it a reasonable hour to call?” is answered before you read a number.
Live previews
Times shown are computed live from your device.
A pinned note with “London = me + 3” is correct for about ten months a year. The two transition weeks — and the fact that the northern and southern hemispheres switch on different dates — are exactly when a wrong meeting time costs you something.
WidgetClock stores a zone, not an offset. When a region changes its clocks, every widget pointed at it changes too, without you touching anything.
If you genuinely want a frozen offset — for a server log, a game reset, a race start — you can enter one directly and it will stay put.
Questions
Yes. Each widget instance holds its own city, so a stack of four small widgets can be four different zones. The large world face shows up to eight at once.
Yes, automatically, because widgets store a named zone rather than a fixed offset.
Pick the nearest city in the same zone, or enter a custom UTC offset directly — both produce a correct widget.
No. Zone data and the map are on-device; the widget works in airplane mode.
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