The band

Drag it, and every place follows, in quarter hours. Let go, and the times stay where you left them; put timez away for a quarter of an hour and it comes back to now. The arrow keys move it too.

The orange line is the instant every place is showing, read from the place named at the top. The lighter stretches behind it are that place's waking and working hours.

The bars in the band show how much of your list is working at each hour: tall where most of your places are in working hours, half as tall where they are awake off hours, empty where they are asleep.

The arrows either side of the date step a whole day. To go back, the button that appears says what it undoes: Now, Home or Reset.

A card

The place, its time, its zone code and how far it is from the place you are reading from. +1 means it is already tomorrow there; −1, still yesterday.

The dots

working awake asleep

Can you expect a reply from there? Green, inside working hours. Half, awake but off hours, or a day off. Empty, asleep. Weekends follow each place's own week.

Every place starts on the hours most of your places keep, which is 09:00 to 17:00 until you change one. A place's own hours and days are under Hours when you edit it.

Anchor

Tap a place to see the day from there. The band reframes around it and nothing moves: it is the same instant, read from somewhere else.

Places that share a clock

Places on the same time right now share one card. That can change with the date, so a card can split in two as you slide.

Usually

For a few weeks a year, two places change their clocks on different days. The gap shown is the real one; usually says what it normally is.

Here and Home

The arrow marks the card your device is on. Home is the place you chose, and Home takes you back to it. You can be somewhere that is not Home.

The map

The map button beside + shows the map, and the list button brings the list back.

The same places at the same instant, each pinned where it is with its time beside it. The shadow is night: slide the band and it sweeps across the world. Tap a pin to anchor it.

Pinch, scroll or drag to look around, or use + and −; All places brings everything back. Show my location marks where you are. It asks only when you tap it, and where you are is never kept.

The weather

The small sky beside a place is its weather on the day the band is showing. Tap it for that day's forecast, and a way to the full one on yr.no; tap anywhere else on the card and it anchors, as always.

It fades as the forecast runs out, and past its end the footer says No forecast this far out.

Adding and fixing places

christch🇳🇿 Christchurch, New ZealandAdd

Tap + and search: the first answer is the one most people mean, and Return adds it.

Call a place what you call it — any name, any emoji for its flag. In Edit, the pencil on a place renames it, changes its flag, or keeps it on another place's clock.

In Edit, drag cards into the order you want.

Free and unlocked

Every placeThe mapEvery fixFree on the web

The web app is free, all of it: as many places as you like, the map, and every fix.

The apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Vision Pro are free with up to 6 places. A one-time unlock adds as many places as you like, the map, renaming, re-flagging and re-anchoring, and the Apple Watch, and anybody can try it free for a month first. There is no subscription.