Clock Garden update history

2026-10-23 · Reading the seconds clock and checking time differences

Added an hours:minutes:seconds example and display setup steps. The clock now explains how to check device-time and time-zone differences, with direct links to city clocks and ticket-provider response times.

Clock and display options

2026-10-16 · Worked examples and meeting calendars

Guides are grouped by display, cities and meetings, ticket preparation, and time sources/artwork. Added desk/presentation setups, favorites restoration, a real NOL response sample and a controlled connection-failure screen. Guide buttons open the relevant options, favorites or Living Clock mode.

Dated comparisons can now be downloaded as one calendar event (.ics), with 15, 30, 45, 60, 90 or 120 minutes of duration. The file preserves the selected UTC instant. It does not send invitations, book a meeting or create recurrence.

Editing the date or repeated-time offset disables export until comparison is applied again. The meeting guide includes an actual London 09:00 → Seoul/Tokyo 17:00 screen, downloaded CSV and a 60-minute event sample. File start, end and shared UTC instant were inspected; users should review the result in their calendar app.

Compare and save an event · Worked result and sample files

2026-10-12 · Clock display and visit measurement

The Korean clock search title and description now explain fullscreen and 24-hour display options. The privacy notice describes the scope and limits of Cloudflare Web Analytics for page views and loading performance.

Clock digits are larger on small screens, with AM/PM on a separate line. Living Clock, wake lock and fullscreen are grouped as primary actions; seconds, milliseconds, hour format and analog view are separate display options. First visits still start with a digital seconds clock, while saved preferences are preserved.

The home page shows a clock immediately and helps you choose among three tools. The dedicated clock page focuses on display settings and desk or presentation use.

Open the clock ·Visit measurement notice

World Clock has a London meeting example that keeps your favorites. Ticket time marks its practice date as fictional and clears an old countdown when you edit the input. Guides link to their tools near the top.

2026-10-05 · Compare a dated appointment

• World Clock can compare all cities at an entered host date and time. Missing local times are rejected; repeated times require a UTC offset choice.
• A selected-date badge distinguishes frozen comparison from live time. Return with Back to now and save a CSV of favorite cities.
• The meeting guide now provides reproducible London winter/summer, Seoul–Kathmandu date and repeated New York time examples.
• Added a guide to ticket time uncertainty, sample expiration and countdowns, with comparison tables in the display and time-source guides.

Open World Clock ·Read ticket time results

2026-09-30 · City favorites and clearer explanations

Introduced a regional directory of 58 cities, city/country/zone search, favorites at the top and an explicit comparison reference. Clarified device time, millisecond and offline limitations, scene provenance and the actual contact address.

City favorites guide · Project and editorial approach