WorldTime

Traveling to a different country can take some accommodation time, mostly because of the different time zone. These are used to help synchronize daylight across the globe. Since getting in touch with a different part of the world is not a big deal anymore, applications like WorldTime help you view the exact time in custom locations.

It doesn’t take a lot of time to go through the setup process, but for the application to properly function, it’s a good idea to check whether or not .NET Framework is on your computer. The application’s visual design is sure to quickly get you up and running, with intuitive tags for requirement fields, and a neat tab structure.

The application comes packed with support for an impressive variety of cities around the world. These are displayed in an alphabetical list, and it’s pretty easy to find the one of interest, especially because of the built-in search field. Upon selection, various details are displayed, such as daylight saving period, telephone code, and even additional info.

You can use it as a time tracker, and it’s possible to select more entries from the list to sent them to a custom list. Accessing it shows the name of the city and country, as well as the exact time and date. Upon selection of an item, you get to view thorough details, with the clock updating in real time.

The application provides support for events planner in a similar manner to the custom list of cities. Here, however, you can also set a custom time and date to compare to other regions around the world. Sadly, there’s no built-in alarm to also remind you of the events you create.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that WorldTime is, overall, a neat time tracker you can use to stay up to date with time all around the world. It’s pretty easy to use, while the info provided is sure to come in handy to neatly organize your events.