nomadtime

A visual world clock

Your day.
Around the world.

For the places you love, the people you miss, and the life you want to explore.

Find a time to call. See where your workday fits. Keep a little of every place with you. NomadTime makes the world feel closer, one beautiful clock at a time.

Explore the essentials Take a look ↓

For iPhone & iPad · Public release coming soon

No account. No ads. Your saved places stay on your device.

NomadTime's teal world clock, gold 24-hour timeline, and photographic Los Angeles clock
A little closer, wherever you are.

Make room for the world

Different places. A shared moment.

01 / COMPARE

Find your overlap.

See the same moment across cities, with photographs and daylight colors that make time differences easy to feel. Turn your phone sideways for a wider view.

02 / PLAN

Bring your real day.

Save Work, Sleep, or a range of your own. See how it translates elsewhere, including across midnight. Adjust, lock, or switch each one on and off.

03 / REMEMBER

Keep your places.

Make a personal map of notes, photos, and memories. Create your own color legend and add a clock for the places you want to stay connected to.

See it in action

A day. A friend. A place to remember.

Real screens from NomadTime on iPhone. Tap any screenshot for a closer look.

01 / Turn it sideways

See what the same hour feels like everywhere.

Morning in one place, evening in another. Landscape mode lines up your cities with colors for daylight, dusk, and night. Swipe through the hours to find a moment that works for everyone.

Landscape comparison aligning Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Dubai, with light daytime hours, dark nighttime hours, and Work and Sleep toggles
The same moment, lined up across your places. Swipe the app’s bars to explore the rest of the day.

02 / Bring your routine

Where would your workday fit?
When would you sleep?

Save a range as Work, Sleep, Dance, or anything you like. Compare several at once, or switch one off to try a different plan.

Sleep from 10:30 PM to 6:00 AM crosses midnight naturally. The range stays connected as you compare it in other time zones.

How to add and adjust a range ↗
Saved Work and Sleep buttons above a 24-hour timeline, with Sleep spanning 10:30 PM to 6:00 AM
Named ranges keep the things that shape your day close at hand.

03 / Make it personal

Sometimes a city is a person.

Name a clock for the person you’re thinking of. “Maya in Tokyo” makes it easier to answer the real question: is this a good time to call?

Open the tile, enter a Custom name, and tap Save name. The clock keeps the place’s time zone.

See the naming steps ↗
Tokyo’s edit form with Maya in Tokyo in the Custom name field and a Save name button
Give the place a name that means something to you.
A photographic Tokyo clock tile renamed Maya in Tokyo, alongside other city clocks
Your label, with the same local time. Maya is an example name.

04 / Keep a little of every place

A map with your memories in it.

Drop a pin and keep the details you don’t want to lose: a sunset walk, directions to a favorite spot, or a note for next time.

Add your own photos and color labels. A linked clock lets you come back to the same notes from your world clock, too.

How pins, notes, and clocks connect ↗
NomadTime’s map with a saved personal pin in Los Angeles and the Clock and Map navigation
A saved place on your personal map.
Los Angeles place details showing the saved note A sunset walk and a place to return to, plus photo and name controls
The memory is there when you open the place.

Screens show the iOS app with example names and notes. Saved content stays on your device.

Made for possibility

You don’t have to be
on a trip to dream of one.

NomadTime began with a simple wish: to make the world feel more accessible. To imagine a life somewhere new, keep in touch across time zones, and remember the places that changed you.

Whether you’re coordinating five friends or wondering when you’d sleep in Tokyo, start by seeing your day there.

Read the design & engineering case study ↗

Questions? We’re here to help ↗