World Clock Time Zones - Timo

About this app

Timo is a beautifully designed world clock and time zone app built for modern global life. Track world times, compare time zones instantly, and organize your cities into clean visual groups for work, travel, family, and remote collaboration. Unlike traditional world clock apps, Timo focuses on clarity, speed, and visual understanding — so you can instantly see: • Current local times • Time zone differences • Morning, afternoon, evening, or night • Date changes across countries PERFECT FOR • Remote teams coordinating across offices • International meetings, calls, and planning • Digital nomads and frequent travelers • Global friendships and families staying in sync FEATURES • World clocks — Track multiple cities and countries with large, easy-to-read clocks • Time zone comparison — A fast time zone converter shows UTC and GMT offsets at a glance, with no mental math • Widgets — Add beautiful world clock widgets to your Home Screen • Groups — Organize cities into custom sections like Work, Family, or Travel • Day phases — Instantly see whether it's morning, afternoon, evening, or night anywhere, and who's within working hours • Minimal design — A clean, modern interface built for focus and speed Timo helps you stay connected across time zones with less friction and more clarity. Download Timo and bring your world a little closer. Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

If city search can't find a place, you're no longer stuck — pick a time zone directly and finish adding your pair. NEW • Settings screen — choose light or dark mode independently of your system setting, and turn haptic feedback on or off. FIXED • Search dead end — when a city search comes up empty or can't be completed, you can now pick a time zone yourself instead of being left with only "Use My Location".

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1. First observed Sep 8, 2026 · 5:40 PM Free