Most world clocks answer "what time is it there?" This one answers the question you
actually have: when can we talk?

Add the people and places you care about, and every screen pushes toward a decision
about a time instead of just a readout of one.

THE CLOCK STACK
See everyone at once, measured from where you are. Each place shows its local time
and — before you read a single number — whether that person is asleep, working or
free. Name a place "Mom" or "Berlin team" instead of a city, because you are checking
on a person, not a timezone.

DRAG THROUGH THE DAY
The scrubber is the heart of the app. Drag it and every clock moves together, so you
can see what 9:30pm here means for everyone else. Let go and it stays where you put
it, so you can look properly. One tap on Now brings you back.

PLAN A MEETING
Places down the side, hours across the top, every cell shaded by what that hour means
locally. Scan for the band where everyone is comfortable — and when no hour is good
for everyone, the app names the best compromise and tells you plainly who it costs.

SHARE THE ANSWER
Send a proposed time as a clean card and plain text together — ready to drop into
WhatsApp, Slack or email, with every local time already worked out.

HOME-SCREEN WIDGETS
- Clocks: your places at a glance, growing to show more as you resize it.
- Analog: a face whose dial darkens through the night, so day and night read from
the shape alone.
- Planner: twelve hours of the overlap grid, with the best hour already picked out.

All of them tick with the system clock, follow your 12/24-hour choice rather than
the system's, and take your wallpaper colours on Android 12 and newer.

MAKE IT YOURS
Name a place anything you like — "Mom", "Berlin team", the name you actually use
for them. Swipe to rename or remove, with undo if you change your mind.

Dark, light, or whatever your phone is set to. Times in 12-hour or 24-hour,
your choice, and the widgets follow it too rather than the system setting.

One thing on the widgets does not follow your palette, on purpose: the day and
night shading. It is a ramp of light rather than colour, so it keeps reading as
day and night whatever colours land around it.

QUIET BY DESIGN
- No account, no sign-in.
- No location permission, and nothing to grant on first run.
- No internet permission at all, so nothing can leave the device even by
accident. The app has no network code and could not phone home if it tried.
- Works completely offline, always.

Time zone data comes from the IANA database, so daylight saving is handled for you.