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Klok — A quick and handy time zone converter widget for iOS
When you live across the world, finding a time to talk – whether it’s about work, the weather or the weekend – can be a logistical challenge. We wanted to find a way to take the hassle out of figuring out time zones and constantly calculating time differences.
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This looks and works great! Definitely a keeper :) only thing I noticed weird ( maybe there's a good reason for it), Amsterdam is shortened as "ATD" instead of the usual "AMS", not to be confused with "ADT" (Atlantic daytime)!
@mkjlw @adrianleb I think what would be awesome is if users were able to input their own three-letter abbreviation. The chosen ones for Madrid (MDR) and Chicago (CCG) seem a bit strange.
@pieterpaul Thanks!! We have a lot of ideas at the moment but we’ll be careful not to add too much too quickly. The new update will have improvements and a small feature update ;)
love it. i must have/have tried most of the best apps to do this (including timebuddy) but this may be the most convenient to use on the go
@nicolasegosum I don't think this would work because a lot of cities have more than one airport. User input seems reasonable to me
Thanks. Time zones have been driving me crazy for ages. What inspired you to build this widget?
@kesslerio clients in different time zones and also a bunch of us here in the office are expats with friends/family all over the globe :-)
Nice little app. With the iphone 5 screen the analogue and digital clocks are a little small in my opinion (but maybe you had design constraints here). Well done though and very useful. This should have been an ios feature.
Perth, Australia is wrong. It is showing up as UTC+10 (AEST), same as Sydney. It is actually UTC+8 (AWST), 2 hours earlier. 
Beautiful design and its just super convenient to make it available as a widget. Great job!
Would be useful if you could action on the times. Meetings etc. am I missing something?
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