Minimal World Clock
Time zones, simply
The Clock window showing the time in Tokyo, next to two desktop widgets for London and New York

Minimal World Clock does three things and keeps them simple: a clock window for any city, a window that compares two time zones, and widgets that keep a city's time on your desktop.

  • Search by city, country or time zone name ("San Francisco", "Japan", "Pacific Time"), and star the places you use most
  • Compare two time zones (Window → Compare, ⌘2): drag across the day, or type a time, to find one that works in both places
  • Small and medium desktop widgets
  • Sixteen color themes, from Solarized to an amber CRT
  • 12- or 24-hour time
  • Light on your Mac: it updates once a minute and pauses while its windows are hidden
  • Modern accessibility traits such as screen reader support and color blindness support
  • No accounts, no ads, no tracking

Questions? See Support for answers and how to reach me, or read the Privacy Policy: the app collects no data.

Coming soon to the Mac App Store