Omniclock vs Timezone Table

Omniclock is a fast, minimalist timer built around a beautiful analog clock. Set a duration by simply dragging on the dial or pick a preset in seconds. Control your countdown from interactive widgets and a Live Activity—no app-hopping required. Why you’ll like it • Analog drag to set — spin the dial to pick any duration • Quickpicker & Recents — start common or last-used timers instantly • Full-screen alarm — Native, attention-grabbing alert, even when the screen is locked. (iOS 26+) • Interactive widgets — Small and Medium sizes show the running timer and let you Start / Pause / Resume / Stop • Medium widget: Quick-pick from your last timers • Live Activity with interaction on the Lock Screen • Clear analog design with second indicator (in-app) and a progress ring on the clock • Theme selection — choose from a few curated clock themes for app and widgets • Saved locally — your timers stay on device Built for more (Planned; not available yet) Stopwatch • Alarms • Cross-platform sync • Shared timers with others

As a remote worker with team mates spread across the globe, I need to understand my coworkers' time zones. I need more than just a world clock. I need a full day, hour-by-hour chart to help me understand how their day maps onto the hours of my day. There are already some tools out there that do this but I wanted one with the following features: - Works completely offline - Vertical time columns instead of horizontal - More than 2 cities - Shows just one day - No ads, no clutter What this tool does NOT do: - Schedule meetings - Send calendar invitations - Display events from your calendar → It's purely a visualization tool.  Please do **NOT** use it for anything mission critical.