Planet Time
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Details for Planet Time
Package name
- planet-time
License
- MIT AND CC-BY-SA-3.0 AND CC-BY-3.0
Last updated
- Today - latest/stable
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World clocks, alarms, stopwatch and timers
Planet Time shows your day across the globe on one dashboard: the time in the cities you care about, where they are on a world map, and what the weather and daylight are like there.
- World clocks with time differences, current weather and day or night at a glance
- A dotted world map with your cities and their time zones
- A home card with a living sky or a photo of your city, the moon phase, sunrise and sunset
- Alarms that repeat on chosen days, with snooze, and keep ringing when the window is closed
- A stopwatch with laps
- Several timers at once, with quick presets and optional labels
- Follows your system light or dark style and 12 or 24 hour clock setting
Weather comes from Open-Meteo and can be turned off in Preferences. A photo of your home city from Wikipedia is optional; the default living sky needs no internet.
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