World Clock Pro vs Hazard Map

TIMEZONE CALCULATOR – YOUR ULTIMATE WORLD TIME COMPANION Master global time with a tool that is clear, concise, and built for busy international lives. Whether you’re scheduling business meetings or connecting with friends overseas, World Clock Pro keeps you in sync—simply and directly. ESSENTIAL FEATURES UNIVERSAL CLOCK ACCESS: View accurate times in cities around the world—New York, London, Tokyo, Sydney. No fuss, just the facts. EFFORTLESS TIME CONVERSION: Swipe to convert and compare time zones with precision. Plan your calls and meetings with ease. SCHEDULE WITH CONFIDENCE: Create and integrate calendar events quickly. Organize trips, group activities, and international calls without confusion. INSTANT TIME SHARING: Share exact times via email, SMS, social media, or messengers. Coordination is just a click away. HUGE CITY & TIMEZONE DATABASE: Access over 160,000 cities and popular time zones like GMT, UTC, EST, and PST at your fingertips. WHY THIS APP MATTERS Say goodbye to timezone confusion. This isn’t just another world clock—it’s a powerful tool for global thinkers, frequent travelers, and anyone who values clear, reliable time data. Streamline your schedule and manage your day without delay. EXTEND YOUR EXPERIENCE For a deeper dive into global time management, World Clock Pro is also available on Mac. Just search “World Clock Pro” in the Mac AppStore * * * World Clock Pro offers a premium subscription: Subscribe to get access to unlimited timezones, and timely automatic updates of our timezone database of more than 160,000 locations and timezones. – Length of subscription: 1 month or 1 year – Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase – Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period – Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal – Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase – Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable – Terms & Conditions: https://timemaster.s3.amazonaws.com/Time-master-terms.pdf – Privacy Policy: https://timemaster.s3.amazonaws.com/Time-master-privacy-policy.pdf

Hazard Map shows what is happening on Earth, and what people nearby have marked. Wildfires, storms, volcanoes, floods, and icebergs from NASA’s Earth Observatory Natural Event Tracker appear as pins on a live map. Open one for the event type, location, and source. These are tracked natural events, not evacuation orders or official warnings. Anyone can add a place. A flooded road, a closed trail, a fire someone can see, a spot that does not feel safe. User pins sit next to NASA pins and are labeled as reports, so a neighbor’s note is never shown as a government alert. Add a short description and update it when the situation changes. Filter by fires, storms, floods, and other events. Look near your location, or move the map and see what is active somewhere else. Save a pin. Check back when a storm has passed or a report has gone quiet. Hazard Map is a picture of possible danger, built from public science and from people on the ground. It does not rank risk, and it does not tell you to leave. For emergencies, follow local authorities.