Keep your team’s time in the menu bar.
A city clock is useful when you work with someone in another time zone, call family abroad, or plan a trip. MrWorldwide keeps those clocks a click away, without a browser tab.
By Noaa AB. Updated October 27, 2026 for version 1.2.0.
Install and open the app
Download the disk image, open it, and copy MrWorldwide to Applications. Open the app and look for its menu-bar item. This early release targets macOS 14 and later. If macOS reports a security or signature error, contact support rather than bypassing it.
Add a city for each place you follow
Open the menu-bar panel, choose Add city, and search by city name. Two cities are free. For example, start with your home city and the city where a teammate works.
Use names that mean something to you
Rename a clock to a person or team name. The city and zone details remain visible. Return saves the name; Escape cancels the edit. Reorder clocks to put the places you check most near the top.
Pin only the clocks you need at a glance
Use the pin beside a clock to include it in the menu bar. Keep names short and pin selectively, especially on a Mac with a notch or lots of menu-bar apps. The full list stays in the panel.
Check the day as well as the hour
A city may already be on tomorrow’s date, or still on yesterday’s. The app’s day-offset information helps you spot that difference. Time-zone rules follow macOS’s time-zone database, so keep your Mac updated.
Do you need Pro?
If two cities cover your needs, use the free version. Pro adds unlimited cities for $1 USD once on two personal Macs. Open Pro in the app to purchase through Polar, then paste the license key from your purchase to activate it.
Early-release testing
The app and installer are signed and Apple-notarized. Clean-Mac first launch, installed updater replacement, and macOS 14 / Intel runtime checks remain outstanding. The current screenshot shows an actual sandbox test session.