The world clock that knows who's awake.

Add the cities and the people you care about. Dayside shows who's working, awake or asleep, and every clock glows with the real sky where they are.

Download on the App Store Free, no ads. Pro is 14 days free, then pay once.

Dayside scrubbed ahead to Thursday 3:15 PM, with every clock moved forward together
Dayside's clocks at dusk in Singapore: Sarah and the kids in London are awake, Mum and Dad in Auckland are asleep, the Berlin team is working
A team collection in dark mode, showing who in Berlin, Bengaluru, New York and Vancouver is working or asleep

Right now around the world

Each sky comes from where the sun is in that city at this minute. Dayside paints every clock the same way.

  • San Francisco
  • New York
  • São Paulo
  • London
  • Berlin
  • Johannesburg
  • Dubai
  • Bengaluru
  • Singapore
  • Tokyo
  • Sydney
  • Auckland

See who's up before you call

Name a clock after a person or a team, like Mum, Kenji or the Dublin team. Drag their work and sleep hours onto a 24-hour dial, and every row shows whether they're working, awake or asleep.

  • Public holidays and local weekends for more than 200 countries
  • A quiet heads-up when someone's workday starts
  • Reminders at another city's time, like a Sunday call at 7:30 PM in Auckland
Jess's clock in Sydney, with sleep from 11 PM to 7 AM and work from 8:30 AM to 5 PM set on a 24-hour dial

Find a meeting time across time zones

Drag the scrubber and every clock moves together, so you can see what 3 PM tomorrow means for everyone. Or ask Dayside for a good time, and it ranks the options from everyone working down to least bad.

  • Share a time as a link that opens in each person's own time zone, no app needed
  • Add the time you pick to your calendar in one tap
  • Show your own calendar alongside, without it leaving your iPhone
The time scrubber moved 21 hours ahead, with the whole family awake at the same moment
Find a Good Time suggesting 9 PM in Singapore, when the Berlin team, Priya and the New York office are all working

Design your own world clock widgets

Studio starts you off with eight designs: Daylight, Presence Board, Terminal, Paper, Mono, Railway, Glass and Traveller. Change the layout, background and clock face, pick which clocks appear, then put it on your Home Screen or Lock Screen.

  • Small, medium, large and Lock Screen sizes
  • StandBy, and controls for Control Center
  • Interactive widgets that peek a few hours ahead
Studio's starter widget designs: Daylight, Presence Board, Terminal, Paper, Mono, Railway, Glass and Traveller
Editing the Paper design as a large widget, with seven clocks listed on a paper background
  • Daylight: four clocks on their own skies, each labelled with the hours it is ahead or behind
  • Presence Board: a 24-hour bar per person, shaded for working, awake and asleep
  • Terminal: six cities in green monospaced type on black, like a departure board
  • Paper: a dated list of clocks in serif type on a cream background
  • Mono: a plain list of clocks in black and white
  • Railway: a grid of analogue clock faces, one per city
  • Traveller: one city's time filling the widget on its own sky
  • Glass: a translucent list of clocks over a blurred background

Made for travel

When you land, the travel clock switches to local time on its own, without asking for your location. Plan a trip and Dayside shows the time back home for the days you're away, with daylight saving already worked out.

  • A Live Activity for travel days
  • A gentle jet lag plan for the days around your flight
  • Search 65,000 places and 3,000 airports, even offline
A Christmas trip to Auckland, 13 hours ahead of home, with a table of matching times in Auckland and London

And now, your menu bar

Dayside for Mac lives in the menu bar. One click shows every clock and who's working, awake or asleep, with the same scrubber for finding a time that works. Put a clock in the menu bar itself, like “LON 11:15”.

  • Every Studio design as a small, medium or large desktop widget
  • Designs you make on iPhone sync straight to your Mac
  • Open at login, or hide the Dock icon and live in the menu bar
The Dayside window on Mac in dark mode, listing eight clocks with who is working, awake or asleep
The Dayside menu bar panel open under a menu bar clock reading LON 11:15, listing every clock with who's awake, working or asleep

On your iPad and Apple Watch

Your clocks sync through your own iCloud, so your iPad has the same people and trips, laid out in columns with room to spare. On Apple Watch, Time Travel moves every clock forward or back, and complications keep the ones you check most on your watch face.

  • Complications and Smart Stack widgets
  • Ask Siri, "Is Mum awake in Dayside?"
  • An alert before daylight saving changes the gap between two clocks
Dayside on iPad in dark mode, with the clocks laid out in two columns and a trip to Singapore
Dayside on Apple Watch, showing Singapore at 6:15 PM and Sarah and the kids in London at 11:15 AM
Time Travel on Apple Watch, 21 hours ahead, listing the time for each clock

Free world clock. Pay once for Pro.

Your clocks, who's awake, the time scrubber, collections, share links and eight widget designs are free on every device. Dayside Pro adds widget design, Find a Good Time, trips, reminders at their time, contacts, your calendar and weather. Try it free for 14 days, then a single purchase keeps it for good and covers your Family Sharing group.

No ads, no subscriptions and no account to make. Dayside collects no data. Your clocks stay on your devices and in your private iCloud, and everything works offline.

Weather is optional and comes from Apple Weather. The privacy policy is short, and says exactly this.

Questions

Is Dayside free?

Yes. The world clock is free: your clocks, who's awake, the time scrubber, collections, share links, eight widget designs, Apple Watch, Mac and iCloud sync. Dayside Pro adds widget design, Find a Good Time, trips, reminders, contacts, your calendar and weather. Try it free for 14 days, then unlock it with one purchase. There are no ads or subscriptions.

What happens when the trial ends?

Widgets, reminders and trips you've made keep working. Making new designs, trips or reminders, and using Find a Good Time, weather and your calendar, needs the one-time unlock. Deleting things or turning them off never does.

Which devices does Dayside run on?

iPhone and iPad with iOS 18 or later, Mac with macOS 15 or later, and Apple Watch with watchOS 11 or later. It's one App Store purchase, so the Mac app comes with the iPhone one.

Do I need an account?

No. Dayside works as soon as you open it. If iCloud is on, your clocks sync between your iPhone, iPad and Mac through your own iCloud account.

How does Dayside know who's awake?

You set each person's work and sleep hours on a dial. Dayside checks those hours against the local time, weekends and public holidays where they live. It doesn't track anyone.

Can I share a time with someone who doesn't have Dayside?

Yes. A shared time opens in any web browser and shows the meeting in the reader's own time zone.

Does Dayside handle daylight saving time?

Yes. It uses the time zone rules built into iOS and macOS, and it can warn you before a daylight saving change moves the gap between two of your clocks.

Does Dayside use my location?

No. The travel clock follows the time zone your device is set to, so Dayside never asks for location access.

Does it work offline?

Yes. City search, time zone rules and public holidays are built into the app. Weather and map search need a connection, and both are optional.

Know who's awake before you call.

Dayside is on the App Store for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. The world clock is free, and Pro is one purchase.

Download on the App Store