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FAQ — World Clock Wall
What is a world clock wall?
It's a single screen that shows the current local time in several cities at once, laid out as a grid of clocks. This one displays 4 to 6 time zones side by side so a distributed team can glance at one screen and instantly know what time it is for every colleague.
Are the times accurate, including daylight saving?
Yes. The clocks use your browser's built-in time zone database (the IANA tz database via the Intl API), so daylight-saving transitions are handled automatically for every city. The clock reads your device's system time, so make sure that's correct.
Can I choose my own cities?
Yes. Start from a preset like Remote Team, Markets or Around the World, then change any slot to any city in the dropdowns. Use the slider to show between 4 and 6 clocks.
How do I make it fullscreen?
Click anywhere on the wall or press Enter Fullscreen and it fills your whole display — ideal for a spare monitor or a wall-mounted screen. Move the mouse to show the exit button, or press Escape to leave.
Does it keep running and stay private?
It runs entirely in your browser with no account and no data sent anywhere. It's designed to be left open all day, and redraws only a few times a second to stay light on battery.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free. No account, no ads, no watermark. It's one of the free browser-based tools at jasperbernaers.com.