Zeit vs Namefinity

Zeit makes planning across time zones effortless. See every city's hour next to yours, swipe through the day, and instantly find the overlap — no mental math, no date rollover headaches. • Horizontal hour strips across every time zone you add • Working hours and off-hours shaded at a glance • Swipe to preview any future time; tap Now to snap back • Add unlimited cities — your local time is always first • 12-hour or 24-hour format • iCloud sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac • Clean light and dark modes • Free, private, no accounts

You're not bad with names. You just never had a system. Namefinity helps you remember the names and faces of the people you actually meet: new colleagues, a friend's friends, everyone at the event whose name vanished the second after you heard it. Add the people you want to remember: • Choose photos from your camera roll, including group shots, and keep the faces you want. • Import a list screenshot you are allowed to use, then check and correct the suggested names and photos before saving. • Import from contacts — pick who to remember and their names and photos come across. • Meet someone new? Swap a QR code, or add them manually in a pinch. Practise in short sessions that fit your day. Reveal the name, then tell Namefinity how it went. Names you find difficult come back sooner; names you remember are spaced further apart. Built private, on purpose. Your people, photos, and notes are stored on your phone. Photo and screenshot processing happens on your device. No account or ads. Export a readable copy of your names and notes whenever you like, or share your own profile directly with another phone using a Namefinity QR card. Also inside: • Memory boxes that show who's solid and who's slipping. • Practice packs to train your memory on more than just people. • A gentle once-a-day nudge when names are ready (never more). Available in English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. Choose your language in You → Language. Find Chinese names in either script or by pinyin. Be suspiciously good with names.