iClock
iClock is a Mac menu bar clock and time utility that adds world clocks, calendars, alarms, timers, and scheduling tools.
What is iClock?
iClock is a Mac utility app for managing time, dates, and time-zone information from the menu bar and desktop. It is designed for people who want more than the standard macOS clock, including remote workers, travelers, and anyone coordinating across multiple locations. The app can show customizable time and date formats, world times for cities and time zones, floating clocks, alarms, countdown timers, and a stopwatch. It also includes calendar and scheduling tools that help users check dates and plan meetings across regions. On Mac, iClock is commonly used as an always-available productivity helper for quick time checks, reminders, and time-zone conversion without opening larger apps. Plum Amazing Software LLC publishes iClock for users who want a more capable clock and calendar companion on their desktop.
Key features
- Show customizable time and date formats in the menu bar.
- View world times for cities and time zones around the globe.
- Set alarms, countdown timers, and use a stopwatch from the desktop.
- Display floating clocks on the desktop for selected locations.
- Check calendar information and larger date views without opening a separate calendar app.
- Compare time zones to plan calls and meetings across regions.
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
iClock is a legitimate desktop utility for macOS. It may run regularly so it can keep time, alarms, menu bar items, and optional desktop clock features available, which is normal for this kind of app. If you use calendar-related features, review any requested access and grant only what you want to use. Removing the app will stop its clocks, alarms, and menu bar tools from working.
Recommendation: Keep iClock if you use its menu bar clock, alarms, timers, or world time tools. If you no longer use those features, you can remove it like a normal Mac app and any related settings or helper files can be cleaned up afterward.
Common paths
/Applications/iClock.app
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/com.plumamazing.iClock.plist
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