World Clock Time Zone Widgets

Check the time, anytime! Track the local time in cities across the world, right from your Home Screen, Lock Screen, or Dynamic Island. Add cities to World Clock and select the analog or digital clocks. Then check the World Clock widget whenever you need to know the time.

Features:
• Attractive analog and digital clock displays, with options to display seconds and 24-hour time.
• Simple UI for adding and managing cities. Search or browse 10,000+ cities by name.
• Rename a city to create a custom clock, e.g., “Grandma’s House”.
• Get your local time using location (GPS).
• Widgets are available in many sizes and styles, including Lock Screen, Home Screen, and Today widgets.
• Live Activities available on iOS 16.2+ and iPadOS 17+. See the Live Activity on your Apple Watch with iOS 18 and watchOS 11.
• Stick a clock or two in the Dynamic Island with Live Activities and see them across all your apps.
• Convert tool: set the date and time, compare the times across all your time zones, and then share, create a reminder, or add to your calendar with just a few taps. This is a must-have productivity tool for remote workers or anyone coordinating across time zones.
• Includes easy instructions for adding the Widget to your home and lock screens.
• Daylight hours shown visually, based on actual sunrise and sunset times.
• Look up a location’s sunrise time, moon phase, time zone details, and more.
• In-app purchase to remove ads and unlock extra features. One-time purchase — no subscriptions!

New widgets!
• "Globe" widget is a beautiful new Home Screen widget.
• "Solar" and "Lunar" widgets have come to the Lock Screen and can be configured to display time or countdown.
• "Moon Phase" Lock Screen widget that shows the moon.
• "Seconds" widget puts ticking seconds on your Lock Screen.
• Added a version of the "Inline" Lock Screen widget that squeezes in two clocks.

Customize Daylight Hours:
By default, clocks will change their color to indicate day and night using the city's actual sunrise and sunset times. There's always been an option to override this, but now you can choose the "start of day" and "end of day" times in Settings. So for example, if you want light colors to mean "business hours" (e.g., 9 AM–5 PM) and all other times to be dark, you can do that.

Happy New Year!
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