Timesewn 4.1: • Label a clock: give any city your own name for it, like Sarah or Mom. Swipe right on a clock to rename it, or tap it and type in Label. Your label shows in Clocks, Plan, Overlap, widgets and on your Apple Watch, and syncs with Timesewn for Mac.

Timesewn 4.0.1: • Widgets now update their local time after you travel, without opening Timesewn. If you set your iPhone's timezone by hand, choose While Using the App or Widgets for Timesewn's location and they follow where you are

Timesewn 4.0 converts a time from any app. • Convert Time: select a time like "3pm EST" in any app, tap Share, then Convert with Timesewn to see it in your time and in each of your cities. Start a counter or set an alarm from there • Next Event: your next calendar event at the top of Clocks, with its start time in each city. Off until you turn it on, and your events stay on your iPhone • Share a Time: send a card or text with a planned moment in each of your cities • Four app icons: Classic, Amber, Light and Mono • Timesewn is now free to download. Timesewn Pro, one purchase with no subscription, unlocks everything above plus unlimited cities, alarms and counters, widgets, Apple Watch, Siri and more. Family Sharing included • Bought Timesewn before? You keep everything, Timesewn Pro included. Nothing to do

Timesewn 3.1 puts your clocks on the map. • A world map on the Clocks tab: every city you follow with its time, and the night side of the planet shaded as it is right now. Turn it on with the globe button • Drag the Plan slider and watch day and night sweep across the map • Tap the map to open it full screen: pinch to zoom, and tap a city for its details • The map is built into the app, so it works offline and sends nothing anywhere • Clocks, alarms and counters now sit on clearly defined cards

Timesewn 3.0.1 follows you, even when your iPhone does not. • Detect My Location now takes the time zone of the place you are in. If your iPhone's time zone is set by hand, Timesewn still shows the local time where you are, with nothing to set up • Your Home Screen widgets and Apple Watch follow along • A time zone you choose yourself still comes first

Timesewn 3.0 brings your clocks everywhere you look. • Apple Watch app with complications: clocks, counters and alarms on your wrist • Widgets for the Home Screen, Lock Screen and StandBy, plus Control Center controls • Plan a time and see every city's working day side by side in the new Overlap view • A heads-up a week before any of your cities changes its clocks • Tap a city for its sunrise, sunset and next clock change • Type times in plain words, like "5pm Tokyo" • Counter templates: Deadline, Launch Day, Days Since, Streak and Trip • Siri, Shortcuts and Spotlight • Now in German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese and Korean

iCloud sync: your clocks, counters and time server now stay in step with Timesewn on Mac. Alarms don't sync, by design, to allow for dynamic, deliberate scheduling across mobile and desktop. Turn it on or off in Settings.

Choose the time server the Hack tab uses: Apple, NIST or Cloudflare. Long gaps between a counter's timestamps now stay on one line in its timestamp table, and the table fits better on iPad.

Counters can now read as a clock, in hours and minutes, or in days, weeks or months. Choose the format when you create one, or change it any time from its menu.

Alarms and counters now show a chevron: tap any card to open it, and tap a counter to record timestamps. The line under the Timesewn name now reads "Time Tools for Professionals." Counter timestamps exported as CSV now open cleanly in spreadsheets.

Timesewn 2.0 is a ground-up redesign. Every tab now shares one tidy layout with Settings and Add in the toolbar. New Hack tab: set your watch to the second, with the exact time from a network time server and a countdown to the top of every minute. Drag clocks into any order, with your local time always on top. Creating alarms and counters is quicker: pick repeat days first, see your local time at a glance for any timezone, and choose a sound from a single list. Pin as many alarms and counters as you like.

Counters: count down to a moment in any time zone, or count up from one that has already passed. Record timestamps as you go and see the gap between each one. Fixed: repeating alarms could fire at a deleted or pre-edit time, and repeating alarms set for another city now sound at that city's local time.

Contacting us just got easier. The Contact Us link in Help and Legal now includes your app version and system details, so we can answer your question faster. Also fixed a layout problem on iPad where the New Alarm button could cover an alarm.

The App Store listing is now available in German, French, Japanese, Spanish, Italian and Korean. This update also includes minor interface fixes.

Timesewn now lays out correctly when running on iPad. The header no longer overlaps the toolbar, the empty state text wraps instead of being cut off, and the New Alarm button clears the tab bar.

A refreshed app icon, rebuilt in the new liquid glass style. It now follows your system appearance: cream in light mode, midnight in dark.

New alarms now start in the city you are actually in. When Timesewn can match your location to its city list, a new local alarm is labeled with your city instead of your timezone's main city.

Search any city in the world. The timezone picker now includes more than 30,000 cities, so you can add Minneapolis, Boise, or anywhere else by name instead of settling for the nearest big city. Clocks and alarms show the city you actually picked. City search works entirely offline, and accented names match with or without the accents. Plus a fresh look for our tagline: on time, everywhere.