Guides
Practical answers for people whose day spans several time zones: how to set up world clocks and widgets on each device, and how to find a meeting time that works for everyone.
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How to add a world clock to your Mac's menu bar
macOS can't add a second time zone to the menu bar clock. Here's what it can do (Clock widgets on the desktop and in Notification Center) and how to get world clocks in the menu bar.
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How to add a world clock widget on Android: Pixel, Samsung and other phones
Add a world clock or dual clock widget to your Android home screen on Pixel, Samsung Galaxy and other phones, choose its cities, and see a second time zone on the lock screen.
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How to add a world clock widget to your iPhone Home Screen and Lock Screen
Step-by-step: add Apple's Clock widgets to your iPhone Home Screen and Lock Screen, change the cities they show, and what to use when four cities aren't enough.
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How to schedule a meeting across time zones
A practical method to find the best meeting time across time zones, the daylight saving traps to avoid, and how to show extra time zones in Google Calendar and Outlook.
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Time zone converter vs world clock: which one do you need?
A time zone converter answers one-off questions; a world clock keeps the same places in view every day. How to tell which you need, and the time zone mistakes both help you avoid.
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