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diClock 3.3 brings city photos to the world clock

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A clock can tell you it’s morning in San Francisco. A photo can tell you whether you could see the bridge through the fog. In diClock 3.3, you can open a city you follow and browse photos taken there. You can also leave a comment or add a view of your own.

Share a view from your city

Open the city’s details and take a photo or choose one from your library. You can contribute without creating an account. We review photos and comments before they appear publicly. The new My page shows what you’ve submitted, its review status, and the nickname that goes with it.

The diClock photo submission screen on iPhone, with a photo of the Golden Gate Bridge and a field for its caption.

A quieter way to read the time

If you mostly open diClock to check a few places before calling someone, try the new Minimal layout. City names and times line up in a compact list, with a small skyline beside each one. Move the time slider to see what the same moment looks like in each place.

The Minimal layout on iPhone with local times, skylines and daylight bars for Vancouver, Los Angeles, New York and other cities.

You can switch between Cards and Minimal, preview a different font and style, and use your choice on Home Screen widgets too.

How to share a city photo · Get diClock on the App Store