Chrome Extension
World Clock is a small Chrome popup for live city time. It opens fast, shows work-hours context, and gets out of the way.
A look inside
World Clock is not a scheduling system. It is a compact context tool: open it, glance at city time, and return to the task.
Best for
You need a fast timezone glance during remote work, travel planning, or cross-region conversations.
A scheduler, calendar, or timezone planning suite. It is a compact feed for checking the current time.
City names, UTC offsets, live seconds, work-hour labels, date context, and no disclosed user-data collection.
What appears
Each row keeps the city, code, UTC offset, status, local time, seconds, and date in one scan line.
The extension supports a light paper-like theme and a dark terminal-style theme.
Available in 9 languages including English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, and Portuguese.
The Chrome Web Store listing states that the extension does not collect or use user data.
Details
The extension is listed under Tools in the Chrome Web Store and offered by titpea.com.
Use it as a quick timezone glance for remote work, travel coordination, or checking whether a city is in business hours.
Questions & how-to
The Chrome Web Store listing discloses no user-data collection. The extension is meant for manual city-time lookup, not location tracking.
No. It is intentionally simpler than a scheduler: open the popup, check the time, and return to what you were doing.