iClock is a Mac program packed with several tools which come in handy when working with clients that are abroad.
The tool lives on your Menu Bar and comes as an alternative to using various Mac default programs, like the Calendar utility or your web browser, for accessing clock info or managing to-dos. iClock places two buttons on your Menu Bar: one is for accessing the built-in calendar and another for checking the clock information (current time in various locations) or configuring the program's settings according to your needs.
You can monitor the current time in various locations around the world. The utility lets you edit your locations list from its Preferences panel. You can add, remove or hide clock information. For each city you add to your list, the utility provides you with a couple of links for accessing web pages that show you info like weather forecasts or map locations (AccuWeather, Wikipedia, Google Maps, etc.).
A thing that might come in handy but sadly is missing from this tool is a built-in help manual. It took me a while to figure out where and how I can add a city to my list.
Another aspect you need to consider is that you can find cheaper solutions. However, they aren't as feature-rich as iClock. With that being said, you should try this program if you're looking for an effective and feature-rich tool to easily keep track of time and events.
Pros
- Provides you with accurate data
- Offers you a quick way to create and manage event records
- Comes with a built-in stopwatch tool
- Displays your internal and external IP addresses
Cons
- You can find cheaper solutions
- Lacks a built-in help guide
I was searching for the one app that would allow me to use specific sounds I supplied. Surprisingle this is the only one I find. I was however extremely disappointed in the user interface. Yes it seems to havbe just about every feature I would ever need. BUT the User interface is terrible. I can’t set the time for the alarm to go off without have the sound go off. It is also not straightforard in setting the time It takes me 5+ mutes to set the time. As the controls are small. I like to have several alarms but for some reason it is niot obvious on how to cancel. It works and yes I paid for it but I think I should ask for my money back.
I am not sure what is going on here... the app says version 5.8.94 and the app store says the same, but it is flagged as new. Still buggy and should have been fixed at least by 2.0, not 5.8.94.
A clock application with wide functionality. I'm thinking over turning to it.