Clocks on TV is an application designed specifically for Apple TV that displays world clocks and current weather conditions for multiple cities. Its primary function is to provide an always-available, readable display of local times and weather across various locations, making it suitable for use in living rooms, kitchens, offices, or other shared spaces where quick, at-a-glance information is helpful.
The app features a layout optimized for television screens, ensuring information is easily visible from across the room. Users can view current local times and weather for each selected city, with the interface emphasizing clarity and glanceability. Clocks on TV is localized in more than 57 languages, allowing for accessibility by a diverse, global audience.
This tool is positioned for individuals or groups who need to keep track of time zones and weather conditions in multiple places, such as those with family in different regions, travelers, remote teams, or anyone with interests in various parts of the world. The design aims to reduce the need to check phones or other devices by offering a persistent, elegant display on the largest screen in the home.
Clocks on TV is developed by Skippy Skipmo Apps.
Clocks on TV is an Other productivity project. Allowing users to easily view world times and weather conditions on a large screen without checking multiple devices. It is built as a consumer product for Apple TV users needing world time and weather displays. Clocks on TV is paid, starting at $5. It runs on the web and macOS.
Skippy Skipmo Apps builds and maintains Clocks on TV, and it first shipped in 2024. Key capabilities include world clocks, weather display, and multiple cities.
Summary written by a language model from the project’s public pages.
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