Family clocks

See what time it is for everyone you call.

Add the people you keep in touch with and where they live. Today shows a clock for each, next to your home base, so you know it is lunchtime in Ohio before you dial.

FreeIncluded with the free app. Complete adds more when the household needs it.

Family clocks showing 6:41 PM at home in Spain, 12:41 PM for Mom and Dad in Ohio, 5:41 PM in Portugal, and 1:41 AM in Japan.

How it works

Family clocks in the app

A clock for each person

Label each clock with a name, such as Mom and Dad, and choose their time zone.

Day and night at a glance

A light face by day and a dark face at night, so a 1 AM call stands out before you read the numbers.

Next to your home base

The clock for your home base comes first, so you always see both sides of the call.

Find a shared calling window

The shared calling-window finder in Tools and guides suggests hours that suit both time zones.

Questions

Common questions

Does the app use my contacts?

No. You type a label for each clock. The app never reads your contacts.

Does it handle daylight saving time?

Yes. Each clock uses its time zone's rules, so the difference between two places changes on the right dates.

Are family clocks free?

Yes. Family clocks are part of Free.

Also in the app

US Expat Desk for iPhone and iPad

Every date your household abroad depends on, in one app.

Coming soon to the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Free to start. Complete costs USD 49.99 per year with a seven-day free trial, or USD 7.99 per month. No account.

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