Utilities · $18 · one-time
A better menu-bar clock — tap the date for a mini calendar with your events and world clocks, and join the next call in one click.
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A native menu bar app for tracking and planning across timezones.
Clocker turns the Mac menu bar into a timezone command center — track friends, colleagues, and meetings across the world, with a calendar that overlays everyone's local time on your own.
Why it makes the list
Coordinating across timezones usually means mental math or a browser tab full of world-clock widgets. Clocker keeps a permanent, ad-free list of cities in the menu bar, complete with sunrise/sunset shading and a time-scroller so you can preview any future moment across every timezone at once.
Standout features
- Menu bar timezone list — add any city and see its current time at a glance
- Time Scroller — drag to preview a future time across all timezones simultaneously
- Calendar integration — events show their local time for each tracked city
- Custom labels and flags — tag timezones with names like "Mom" or "HQ"
- Dark mode and Touch Bar support — fits natively into the rest of macOS
- No ads, no tracking — a straightforward utility, not a funnel
Pricing
Completely free and open source (GPL v3).
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