Clock and Almanac vs When Was It?

With the progress of globalization, we communicate with people all over the world more and more frequently. Or your friends and relatives go to work, study and live all over the world. So we need to be concerned about the time and time zone of their city, the calendar and working day arrangements of their country or region, and the national or religious holidays. Clock and Almanac is an APP to help you understand local time zones, world calendars, astronomical yearbooks, global festivals and public holidays. The calendar in the Clock and Almanac supports Gregorian Calendar, Chinese Calendar, Tibetan Calendar, Sexagenary cycle, Indian Calendar, Japanese Calendar, Thai Calendar, Islamic Calendar, Hebrew Calendar, Persian Calendar, and Julian Calendar. The festival supports traditional Chinese festivals, major festivals of Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Orthodox, Judaism, and international days. Support forty to fifty countries or regions on public holidays and working days. The Clock and Almanac is from time to day, month, year, era, and the time span is from small to large. The Clock and Almanac is divided into the following five parts: 1. Time: Five locations can be added to the list to display time and timezone, real-time weather, sun and moon locations . The world time zone distribution map displays the world day and night distribution in real time. 2. Day: Sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, calendar dates of the day, public holidays on the day 3. Month: World calendars of this month . working day in different countries or regions . the rise and fall of the sun and moon, planets, constellations, major stars. 4. Year: calendar festivals and government public holidays,24 solar terms in a year, changes of moon phase in a year, and solar and lunar eclipses in a year 5. More: app settings and calendar era

Welcome to "When Was It?" – the app that's more about the "Did-Do" than the "To-Do"! In a world full of reminders telling you what you're about to do, "When Was It?" is your personal time-travel agent that keeps tabs on what you've already done. Whether it's the vitamin you popped, the dog you walked, or that spontaneous moonwalk in the kitchen – if you did it, we log it. Categorize your actions with emojis that even your grandma could understand. And let's talk about Siri – your voice-activated memoirist. Say "Siri, I just meditated," and boom – it's logged with a timestamp precise enough to make a Swiss watch blush. Ask "When did I last meditate?" and Siri's on it faster than you can say "Ommm." So go ahead, live your life and let "When Was It?" handle the history. Because every action deserves its own spotlight, and we make sure it gets one – with a cherry on top.