Know when to reach anyone, anywhere.
Beautiful world clocks, shared working-hour overlays, and effortless time-zone planning on iPhone and Apple Watch. No ads. No subscription.
Coming to the App Store. The app is still being prepared for release.
Your people’s time, at a glance.
Save a person, team, place, or purpose—not just a city. Time There: World Clock shows the correct local time and date, whether it is yesterday or tomorrow, and whether the moment sits inside the usual hours you define.
Who should stay in view?
Dates and offsets stay visible.
International Date Line crossings, non-hour offsets, and upcoming daylight-saving changes are treated as essential context.
Move one instant. See everywhere move with it.
Scrub forward or backward and every selected place updates from the same absolute instant. Find the next overlap immediately or rank longer, fairer windows across the days ahead.
Three schedules. One fair opening.
MUM 18:00 · SURESH 22:30 · 30 MINUTES · ALL INSIDE USUAL HOURS
Explore later today—or any date.
Free explores ±7 days across five saved entries. Lifetime opens explicit date and time selection, ranked windows, and a 90-day horizon.
AMBIGUOUS AND NONEXISTENT LOCAL TIMES ARE EXPLAINED, NEVER SILENTLY NORMALIZED.
Everything you need to coordinate across time.
A focused utility rather than a decorative clock catalogue: complete current context, dependable planning, useful surfaces, and clear ownership.
People-first entries
Name people, teams, places, or purposes. Choose a fixed home zone or let home follow the device as you travel.
26,000+ offline cities
Search a bundled global city catalogue and system time-zone identifiers without depending on a network connection.
Complete local reading
Current time, full date, relative day, UTC offset, home difference, solar state, and upcoming offset changes.
Usual-hours schedules
Author the hours that make sense for each entry. Time There: World Clock describes schedule state without claiming someone is actually awake or online.
Synchronized time travel
Scrub every saved zone together. Free covers ±7 days; Lifetime supports explicit dates across platform calendar bounds.
Shared-window planning
Find the next overlap or rank earliest, longest, and fairest openings with visible local times and burden indicators.
Contact-window reminders
Receive contextual start or interval-end reminders in the correct local wall time, recalculated when clock rules change.
Calendar handoff
Preview every participant’s local date and time before creating an EventKit event. Nothing is written without confirmation.
Home Screen & Lock Screen
Compact clocks, lists, contact windows, Reachable Now, timelines, pairs, and styled Lifetime widget designs.
Native Apple Watch app
Now list, person detail, synchronized Crown planning, shared-window summary, settings, and useful offline snapshots.
Complications & Smart Stack
Single entries, pairs, contact state, next window, multi-entry glances, and independently configured favorites.
Themes and typography
Accessible system presentations plus Orbit, Paper, Solar Flare, and expanded Lifetime styling controls across supported surfaces.
Local export and import
Preview and move a versioned local document containing settings, entries, schedules, reminders, and repairable surface references.
Accessibility throughout
VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, reduced motion, increased contrast, non-color status language, Voice Control, and Switch Control.
Reachable Now
See entries currently inside the usual hours you configured, ordered by how soon each window closes—without implying anyone is actually online.
On your screen. On your wrist. Still correct.
Time There: World Clock is designed as one product across iPhone, Apple Watch, Home Screen, Lock Screen, StandBy, complications, and Smart Stack—not a phone app with an afterthought companion.
Useful without opening the app
Widget and complication timelines update at the boundaries that affect visible meaning: dates, usual hours, offsets, and shared windows.
Watch works when iPhone is away
After synchronization, Watch calculates current local times from a validated local snapshot instead of freezing copied strings.
Digital Crown planning
Move all selected Watch times together, keep the chosen date visible, and return to Now immediately.
Repair, never silent substitution
If an entry is removed, a configured surface asks for repair rather than quietly switching to someone else.
Your relationships are not our dataset.
Core use is local, accountless, and offline-capable. No ads. No tracking across other apps. No contact-book upload. No proprietary server is required to calculate the time.
Generous Free. Lifetime once.
Correct time, privacy, accessibility, data portability, and basic glanceable surfaces are never held behind payment. Lifetime is for scale, advanced planning, higher-density surfaces, and customization.
Useful from day one.
- Five saved entries beyond home
- Complete clocks, dates, offsets, solar and DST context
- ±7-day scrubber and next overlap for up to three entries
- Useful iPhone widgets and native Watch app
- One saved-entry reminder
- Local export/import and every trust feature
Every premium feature. Permanently.
- Unlimited saved entries and advanced schedules
- Arbitrary date planning and ranked 90-day windows
- Multi-entry reminders and calendar creation after confirmation
- Complete widgets, complications, themes, and style controls
- All current and future premium Time There: World Clock features
Before you ask.
Is Time There: World Clock available now?
Not yet. It is being prepared for App Store release. The site will say “Launching soon” until a verified public listing exists.
Does the app claim someone is awake or available?
No. “Usual hours” comes only from schedules you configure. It describes a schedule window, not another person’s real presence or willingness to be contacted.
Does Free expire or show ads?
No. Free is permanent, accountless, and ad-free. There is no trial countdown or automatic conversion.
Is Lifetime a subscription?
No. The intended US storefront price is US$6.99 once, covering all current and future premium Time There: World Clock features for the life of the product.
Will it work without internet?
After setup, core clocks, planning, schedules, and bundled city search work offline. Apple Watch continues from its validated local snapshot when the phone is unreachable.
What data does the contact form send?
Only the fields you deliberately submit, plus the minimum anti-abuse validation data required by Cloudflare Turnstile. The final Privacy page will name processing and retention before the form goes live.
The right moment is closer than it looks.
Time There: World Clock is not yet available on the App Store. We are finishing the product and its release checks now.
Launching soonSend a note.
Questions about Time There: World Clock, product feedback, accessibility, privacy, or launch updates are welcome.
Messages go to the NanoHits team at Moxitek Pty Ltd in Australia.