Overview
A world clock that shows your calendar events and schedule across multiple time zones, on timelines of your cities.
Perfect Clock shows your calendar events on a world clock timeline, in every time zone you need. Each meeting sits across the clocks of all your cities, so you can see at a glance what time it is for everyone. No mental time zone math. It works right in Chrome's side panel. π Quick Start 1. Click "Add to Chrome" 2. Click the Perfect Clock icon β the world clock opens in the side panel 3. Add your cities 4. Drag the timeline to see what time it is everywhere at any moment β¨ 10 reasons to choose Perfect Clock 1οΈβ£ All your time zones on one timeline β no more converting time in your head 2οΈβ£ Drag to scrub through the day and instantly see the time difference between cities 3οΈβ£ Working hours highlighted for each city β find a meeting slot that works for everyone 4οΈβ£ Google Calendar integration β your real events appear right on the world clock 5οΈβ£ Browser notifications the moment an event starts 6οΈβ£ Lives in Chrome's side panel next to your email, docs or video call 7οΈβ£ Pop out into a full-width tab with one click 8οΈβ£ Keyboard shortcuts: jump by day, week or to the next event 9οΈβ£ 12h / 24h time and 6 date formats π Private by design: no account, no ads β everything stays in your browser π Plan Meetings Across Time Zones β€ Working with a distributed or remote team? Add the cities of your colleagues and clients and drag the timeline β you'll see instantly when it's 10 AM in New York, 4 PM in London and 7 PM in Dubai. β€ Working-hours highlighting shows where the overlap is, so you stop guessing and stop waking people up with late-night calls. β€ Choose a home city, and all event times are shown relative to it. π Your Google Calendar on a World Clock β€ Connect your primary Google Calendar in one click (read-only access) and see your meetings laid out on the timeline, color-coded and stacked so nothing overlaps. β€ Instantly see what local time each meeting falls on for every participant's city. β€ Jump between events with [ and ] keys and get a notification when the next one starts. β±οΈ Always at Hand β€ The side panel stays open while you browse, so your world time zone clock is always one glance away. β€ Need a bigger view? Open Perfect Clock in its own tab for a full-width timeline. β€ Prefer the web? The same app works at perfectclock.cc. β¨οΈ Fast Navigation β€ β / β β previous / next day β€ Shift + β / β β previous / next week β€ [ / ] β previous / next event β€ N β jump to now, C β city search, S β settings β Frequently Asked Questions π Is Perfect Clock free? π‘ Yes. Add up to 3 cities, connect Google Calendar and get event notifications β all for free. π Which cities can I add? π‘ Pick from a curated list of capitals and major cities, or search for any place in the world. π Does it handle daylight saving time? π‘ Yes, time zones and DST changes are taken into account automatically. π What does it do with my Google Calendar? π‘ Read-only access to your primary calendar, only after you click "Connect Google Calendar". Events go straight from Google to your browser β there is no Perfect Clock server in between. π Is my data private? π‘ Yes. Your cities, settings and events are stored locally in your browser. No account, no tracking, no data collection. π When do notifications arrive? π‘ When an event starts, while the timeline is showing the current time. π¬ Found a bug or have an idea? https://github.com/alexeipanov/perfectclock-support/issues π Web version: https://perfectclock.cc
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Details
- Version1.1.2
- UpdatedSeptember 29, 2026
- Size761KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- DeveloperWebsite
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