Time Precision is a free world-clock widget for Windows. A slim rail docks to the edge of your screen and shows every timezone you've pinned — no browser tab, no phone, no alt-tabbing just to know what time it is in Tokyo. Built for anyone juggling timezones day to day: remote teams scheduling across continents, people with family or friends abroad, traders watching multiple market opens, or anyone who's tired of googling "time in London right now." What makes it different: - 9 built-in themes (Premium, TimePeek, Urban, Cute, Sakura, Arcade, FPS, Hacker, Typer), each changing font, shape, and color, not just an accent swap. - 233 cities in 11 languages, with interface language and timezone-label language set independently — run the app in English while city labels show in 中文, 日本語, 한국어, or any of the other languages. - Hover-to-expand rail that docks to either screen edge and stays out of the way otherwise. - Drag-and-drop reordering for both pinned timezones and pinned app shortcuts. - Built-in app launcher with real icons, double-click to launch. - First-run language picker shown in native script, no English required to set up. - Quiet auto-updater that checks GitHub Releases in the background and only interrupts when there's something new. - 12h/24h time, multiple date formats, run-at-startup — the small stuff that should just work. Free to download and use, no account, no subscription. Hand-crafted by a solo developer at Sublimearts.io.
Time Precision fits into the Productivity space - built for founders, indie hackers and small teams looking for a focused tool that just works.
If you've been searching for a free productivity that real founders use day to day, Time Precision is worth a look. Read what the community thinks below - every review and comment comes from a verified founder profile, so you get real feedback instead of filler.
