Multi vs SpotClock · World Clock

Manage time across the globe effortlessly with our beautifully designed timezone utility app. Add multiple timezones from over 70 major cities worldwide and watch them synchronize in real-time – change the time in one timezone and instantly see updates across all others. Featuring an elegant iOS-native interface with smooth bottom sheet interactions, quick-pick datetime functionality that lets you tap any date or time section to open intuitive inline pickers with full seconds support, and intelligent search with city aliases and region filtering to find exactly what you need. Copy any timezone's current time with a single tap, customize your experience with 24+ language formats and locale-aware datetime previews, and enjoy gorgeous world map icons with timezone meridian visualization in settings. Best of all? Completely free with no ads, no in-app purchases, no subscriptions, and no data collection. Your privacy is respected – the app works entirely offline and stores all data locally on your device. Perfect for remote teams, international travelers, global professionals, and anyone who needs to stay connected across time zones without the clutter.

SpotClock shows you the full picture for three cities at once — not just the time, but the day of the week, the date, and current weather conditions. Perfect for anyone who splits their life across time zones. Finally know at a glance whether it's Tuesday in Sydney or still Monday in Los Angeles — without mental arithmetic. Three-pane layout — one main city, two secondary cities, all live simultaneously Shows day of week and full date for each city — never lose track across the dateline Day progress bar — instantly see where each city is in its 24-hour day, including sunrise/sunset for the main pane Time-of-day gradients — morning, afternoon, evening, twilight and night have their own color palette Current weather conditions and temperature via WeatherKit Digital and analog clock modes Search and add 400+ cities worldwide Fahrenheit or Celsius