Time Precision
Every timezone you care about. One glance. Zero clutter.
What it does
Time Precision docks a slim rail to the edge of your Windows desktop and shows every timezone you've pinned, always visible, never in the way. It expands on hover and tucks back out of sight otherwise — no browser tab or phone needed. 233 cities across 11 languages, interface and label language set independently. 9 built-in themes, drag-to-reorder zones, and pinned apps for quick launch. Free, no account required.
Time Precision is the Windows desktop widget with 9 finishes, automatic edge docking, and 233 cities — free forever.
Time Precision docks to the edge of your screen as a hairline of brass and glass. Hover it, and every city you track opens into a clean readout — the hour, the date, the zone — then folds away the instant you look elsewhere. No window to manage, no taskbar clutter — just a thin edge that knows what time it is everywhere that matters to you. At rest it's a 46-pixel strip against the left or right edge — logo, title, and a gear. Everything else is out of sight until you ask for it. Rest the cursor on a single tile and a card opens beside it: full city name, live seconds, the date in your chosen format, and the zone abbreviation. Move on and it folds away. Every major city in every country,…from sublimearts.io
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