Zones and track global events
View current times for major cities like New York, London, Tokyo, and Sydney. zones by swiping between locations. Set alarms for specific times in different regions. Sync with device for accurate timekeeping.
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Marcus Roskosch
Monitor real-time amateur radio activity
Access real-time data for amateur radio frequencies. Filter by frequency, mode, call prefix, country, or ITU zone. View contacts and activity on a map. Receive alerts for new contacts. Share data via email or social media.
TimeCare LLC
Clock in, track breaks, stay on schedule
Clock in and out with one tap. Track breaks during shifts. Receive notifications for end and break times. Log in securely with user-specific access. Use a clean, simple interface designed for healthcare teams.
HIDEHISA YOKOYAMA
Two time zones on one screen.
The app displays the time for two different time zones simultaneously. Users can select from 130 cities and view a day/night indicator.
Boterham
Simplest digital alarm clock imaginable.
The app provides a simple digital alarm clock. Users can tap or swipe to adjust settings, set alarms, display seconds, or invert colors.
Radiantlabs, LLC
World clock and weather app.
The app provides a world clock and weather with access to global cloud cover, live wallpaper, and screensaver features. It displays real-time global cloud patterns, hurricanes, and tropical storms for millions of cities.
Wyllys Ingersoll
Set time with buttons
Display time using LED-style buttons representing values for hours, minutes, and seconds. Toggle between 24-hour and 12-hour modes. Set alarms, use countdown timers, and choose beep sounds. Customize button colors for visibility.
Daniel Mattheus
Track time for two player games.
The app tracks time for two-player games like Chess, Go, or Checkers. Users can select 15, 45, or 60 minutes per player in the free version.
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