Clocker for MAC
Free Mac menu bar world clock: see the time in many time zones at once, scroll through time, add notes and see your upcoming events.
Clocker Overview
Clocker is a menu bar app that keeps track of the time where your friends and colleagues are. Add cities, places or time zones from thousands of choices, and their times appear in a panel under the menu bar, or right in the menu bar itself with several clocks. Give each place your own label and notes, see sunrise and sunset times, and sort places by time difference. The Time Scroller lets you slide into the past or future to see what time it will be everywhere, which makes planning a call across time zones easy.
Clocker also shows your upcoming calendar events, can set reminders for a time in another time zone, and has keyboard shortcuts. It is ad-free. Clocker is made by Abhishek Banthia (Adrak Studio) and its source code is released under the MIT license. The free Mac App Store version 26.19 needs macOS 14 or later; its new option to edit the time for one place and update all the others is marked Pro.
Key Features
Clocker shows the world's time at a glance.
- Many time zones: add cities, places and time zones.
- Menu bar clocks: show one or several clocks in the menu bar.
- Time Scroller: slide through time to plan across zones.
- Labels and notes: name each place your own way.
- Sunrise and sunset: see them for each location.
- Calendar events: glance at what is coming up.
- Reminders: set one for a time in another time zone.
- Ad-free: no ads, with keyboard shortcuts.
What’s New in Version 26.19
Clocker 26.19 redesigns its settings.
- Redesigned Settings screen
- Search for common system time zones such as Eastern or Central
- Feature tips and an alert when the menu bar icon is hidden
- Pro: edit the time for one location and update the others automatically
Clocker FAQ
Is Clocker free?
Yes. Clocker is free on the Mac App Store and ad-free. Its source code is released under the MIT license. Some newer options are marked Pro.
Which macOS version does Clocker need?
Clocker 26.19 needs macOS 14 or later.
How do I add a time zone?
Search for a city, place or time zone in Clocker and add it to your list.
Can Clocker show several clocks in the menu bar?
Yes. You can choose which places appear in the menu bar.
How do I plan a call across time zones?
Use the Time Scroller to slide into the future and see what time it will be in each place.
Does Clocker show my calendar?
Yes. It can show your upcoming events.
Can I set a reminder for another time zone?
Yes. Clocker can set reminders for a particular time in a different time zone.
Does Clocker show sunrise and sunset?
Yes, for each location you add.
Is Clocker open source?
Yes. Its code is on GitHub under the MIT license.
Where does the Clocker download on clocker.FULLMAC.app come from?
The download button leads to Clocker on the Mac App Store at https://apps.apple.com/app/clocker/id1056643111, where it is free. clocker.FULLMAC.app does not change or repackage the app.
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