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Multi-city mobile clocks

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A finished personal tool: several live digital clocks on one screen, including a phone home screen when the page is installed as a web app. A wake-up alarm is set against a chosen city’s time. After you arm the sound, the alarm keeps ringing until you stop or snooze it. Times come from the device clock and standard time zones.

Problem: Several cities means several clocks. A clock that does not ring does not wake you.

What it does: Choose the cities once. Set a wake-up alarm on that city’s local time. Tap to arm the sound on this device, keep the page open, and it rings until you stop it.

Personal productivity tool, not a certified time source.

Platforms: Web · Android · iPhone / iPad · Windows · macOS

Web, Android, Windows, macOS, and iPhone/iPad as a home-screen web app. A locked iPhone may not ring.

Multi-city mobile clocks

Geneva

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London

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New York

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Wake-up alarm

Choose the cities once. Set a wake-up alarm on that city’s local time. Tap to arm the sound on this device, keep the page open, and it rings until you stop it.

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Keep this page open after you set the alarm. Closing it, switching away for long, or locking an iPhone can stop a web alarm from ringing.

On iPhone and iPad the clocks can sit on the home screen as a web app. A locked iPhone may not ring: Apple does not let a web page replace the native Clock alarm. Keep this page open, or use Android / desktop, for a reliable wake-up.

Conceived, designed and developed by Vinod Gautam.

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