World Time Alarm Clock

Name: World Time Alarm Clock
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)
Author: DNNR Tech

Set and Sync Timezones Easily

Free · Designed for iPad

2 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Productivity
Developer

DNNR Tech
Language

EN
English
Size

97.3
MB

Set alarms once and let time zones sync automatically. Perfect for travel, remote work, and global schedules—no manual time conversion needed, wherever you are. World Time Alarm Clock Set alarms once. They work everywhere. World Time Alarm Clock is a global timezone alarm app designed for travelers, remote workers, and anyone managing schedules across countries. Set an alarm based on a specific city or time zone, and it will automatically adjust to your current location—no manual time conversion needed. Whether you're flying across continents, working with international teams, or attending meetings in different time zones, your alarms stay accurate and in sync wherever you are. Key Features Timezone-Based Alarms Create alarms using any city or time zone such as New York, London, or Tokyo. The alarm time stays tied to the selected location, not your device’s current time zone. Automatic Time Conversion View both the selected city’s local time and your current local time clearly, so you always know exactly when your alarm will ring. Smart Repeat Scheduling Set alarms to repeat on weekdays, weekends, or specific days. Ideal for recurring meetings, routines, and global work schedules. Simple and Focused Design No world maps or unnecessary UI. Just fast city search, clear alarm cards, and an intuitive on/off toggle aligned with iOS system behavior. Built for Global Lifestyles Perfect for travelers, digital nomads, expats, remote teams, and anyone juggling international schedules. Why Choose World Time Alarm Clock? Most alarm and world clock apps require manual recalculation when you change locations. World Time Alarm Clock keeps the reference time fixed and automatically adapts the alarm to wherever you are. Spend less time checking time zones and more time staying on schedule. Important Notes Due to iOS system limitations, alarms may occasionally trigger with a 1–2 minute variance. Notification permission is required for alarms to function properly. Download World Time Alarm Clock and simplify how you manage time across the world. Stay punctual, stay aligned, and never miss what matters—wherever you are.

Ratings & Reviews

3.0

out of 5

2 Ratings

Work in progress
Feb 26

Flying too often
Update feb 2026: this app is promising but needs work. The alarm is not always working. The info in the top bar disappears regularly. I wish it worked and o hope the developers gets it working. But for now it is not good. I’m updating my review from January 2026 (see below) because the developer has made noticeable improvements. The alarm volume is now much better, and I particularly appreciate that the sound comes through the headset rather than the phone speaker—this makes it less disruptive to others nearby.There are still a few quirks when saving an alarm, but once you get the hang of it, the app does work. One ongoing issue is the limited selection of capital cities. For an app built around worldwide time zones, it’s surprising that capitals like Ankara and Ulaanbaatar are not recognized. Adding all major world capitals would make it much more useful.Overall, it’s moving in the right direction—thank you for the updates.Review Jan 12, 2026 Does not recognize cities. Does not save an alarm always. When the Alarm rings, it is just a ping not a real alarm. It seems to create a notification not a real alarm.The fact that the alarm can be set in other cities is good.

Developer Response
Thanks for the honest feedback — and I’m sorry for the frustration. And we’ve fixed your points a week ago, so please have new version to use it!A few things you called out were real issues on our side:•City search/recognition and alarm saving reliability have been improved.•The “ping” you heard before was because the app was behaving like a simple notification. We’ve since fixed the technical limitations so alarms can now repeat with sound and haptic feedback, making it behave much more like a real alarm.Really appreciate you mentioning the value of setting alarms by other cities — that’s the core idea we’re building around. If you’re open to it, please try the latest version again and let me know if city search and alarm reliability are working better for you now.
Work in progress
Feb 26

Flying too often

Update feb 2026: this app is promising but needs work. The alarm is not always working. The info in the top bar disappears regularly. I wish it worked and o hope the developers gets it working. But for now it is not good. I’m updating my review from January 2026 (see below) because the developer has made noticeable improvements. The alarm volume is now much better, and I particularly appreciate that the sound comes through the headset rather than the phone speaker—this makes it less disruptive to others nearby.There are still a few quirks when saving an alarm, but once you get the hang of it, the app does work. One ongoing issue is the limited selection of capital cities. For an app built around worldwide time zones, it’s surprising that capitals like Ankara and Ulaanbaatar are not recognized. Adding all major world capitals would make it much more useful.Overall, it’s moving in the right direction—thank you for the updates.Review Jan 12, 2026 Does not recognize cities. Does not save an alarm always. When the Alarm rings, it is just a ping not a real alarm. It seems to create a notification not a real alarm.The fact that the alarm can be set in other cities is good.
Developer Response Feb 4
Thanks for the honest feedback — and I’m sorry for the frustration. And we’ve fixed your points a week ago, so please have new version to use it!A few things you called out were real issues on our side:•City search/recognition and alarm saving reliability have been improved.•The “ping” you heard before was because the app was behaving like a simple notification. We’ve since fixed the technical limitations so alarms can now repeat with sound and haptic feedback, making it behave much more like a real alarm.Really appreciate you mentioning the value of setting alarms by other cities — that’s the core idea we’re building around. If you’re open to it, please try the latest version again and let me know if city search and alarm reliability are working better for you now.