A tiny world clock for macOS. Add the cities you care about, see each one's live local time, and keep your favorite in the menu bar — no accounts, no network, no tracking.
Requires macOS 14 or later on an Apple Silicon Mac.
Show your local time or any city you choose in the menu bar, with an optional city or country name beside it. Click a row to switch.
Each city gets a dial that is cream by day and indigo at night, a digital time pill, or both.
Know at a glance whether it is already tomorrow where your colleague is.
Drag the slider under the list to see what time it will be in every city, up to a day ahead or behind. Now snaps back to the current time.
Put your world clocks on the desktop or in Notification Center. The small widget shows your menu-bar city; the medium and large widgets show up to four or six cities, with dials, times and Yesterday, Today or Tomorrow.
EST, JST, CEST and friends, so it is clear which time you are reading.
A city picker built from the system time zone database, with real country names.
Give any clock your own label, like “Bondi HQ, Sydney”. It replaces the city text in the row and the menu bar.
Tap Edit, then drag rows into the order you want. Remove a clock with the minus button.
Drag the handle to make the list taller or shorter. Clocks remembers your size.
12 or 24 hour time, with optional seconds, date and day of the week.
Optional. Turn it on in Preferences and Clocks is always there when you log in.
No accounts, no analytics, and no network access at all. Your cities and settings stay on your Mac.