World Time Difference vs TimeNest

Because the Earth is a sphere, cities around the world uses different clocks. When London is at 9 a.m., New York is at 4 am and Tokyo is at 6pm. It's called timezone. With the "World Clock" in iOS preinstalled application "Clock", you can know the current time of any place in the world. But if you want to know the time of another place at 9 p.m. in this place, the calculation is not easy. When is noon at a place, what time is it in another place? With this application you can easily compare the times in places you specified around the world with each other.

We start with how much of today is left, counted from the hours you're awake. Instead of listing tasks, you carve the day into blocks. And the calendar you fill with photos and handwriting can go on your fridge. ■ See the day by what's left · Not what time it is, but how much is left · Counted all the way to when you go to sleep · The time until your next plan, at a glance ■ Carve out time, not task lists Even the pauses between plans get a block of their own. You can see how the day actually runs. ■ A calendar that turns into a record · One photo, one line in your own hand, one sticker · Multi-day plans stay in one piece · The days you've lived, stacking up ■ Take it off the screen Print it on a single A4 and the stickers and handwriting come with it. Put it on the fridge and the whole family sees it. Or keep it as a PDF. ■ Today, before you open the app Unlock your phone and the blocks you carved and the time you have left are already there. Whatever's running now stays at the top of the screen. ■ A few more things · Syncs with Google Calendar. Nothing to migrate, nothing to give up · City clocks in the corner, showing who's awake right now · Monthly, weekly, and daily views, habit tracking, a Pomodoro timer For anyone who builds a day like a timetable, and wants to keep it afterward.