World Clock widget

World Clock puts the time in several places on one tile. Add the cities you care about, one per row, and each one shows its own local time with a sun or a moon for the hour there. When a city is already on tomorrow's date, or still on yesterday's, the row says so in your own language.

Type a city name and the widget finds the time zone: over 800 cities, older spellings like Bombay and Peking, plain abbreviations like LA and NYC, and country names for countries with a single zone. You can also type an IANA zone id, a fixed offset such as UTC+9, the word Local for this PC, or Office: London to name a row yourself. Rows stack down the tile or sit side by side, and the type scales to fill whichever shape you give it.