Where/When vs AtlasView

Save your current location to your Calendar in one tap. Whether you're at a new restaurant, visiting a spot for work, or just need to remember where you parked, WhereWhen logs the place, address, and coordinates as a calendar event. • Automatic place name detection for nearby businesses and points of interest • Address and GPS coordinates included in every saved event • Direct Apple Maps link in each event for easy navigation back • High-accuracy GPS with intelligent location averaging • No account required. No data leaves your device.

AtlasView brings time zones to life on an interactive world map. Move the map or jump directly to a city to see its local time, time zone name, and UTC offset. The map shows the real geographic boundaries of time zones. Areas that share the same time rules are highlighted together, including daylight saving time and time zones with fractional UTC offsets. A live-calculated day and night view also shows where it is currently day, twilight, or night. The smooth gradient follows the current position of the sun and updates automatically. AtlasView adapts to iPhone Duo’s outer and unfolded inner displays. The clock card starts at the side in wide windows and can be dragged within the available area. Features: - Interactive world map with a freely movable crosshair - Analog and digital local time - Place and time zone names - Current difference from your own time zone - Real geographic time zone boundaries - Highlighting of areas with matching time rules - Live-calculated day, twilight, and night view - Adaptive layout for iPhone Duo’s outer and inner displays - Draggable clock card with bounds that adapt to window resizing - Quick access to international cities - Correct handling of daylight saving time and fractional UTC offsets AtlasView is ideal for exploring the world, comparing international times, and planning travel or conversations across multiple time zones.