Clock

Browser extension for Chrome, Edge & Firefox

Clock: Time Zones & Alarms + Stopwatch & Timer

Clock puts four time tools in one small popup, and all four are free to use. Premium adds unlimited cities, unlimited alarms, and saved timer presets. Your clocks and timers stay on this device.

  • All four tools free to use
  • No account needed
  • Data stays on your device
Clock Premium
New York, USA
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Features

What Clock includes

Four focused tools, one click from any tab.

Free

World Clock

Add and remove cities such as New York, London, Mumbai, Tokyo, and Sydney. Each card shows the local time, date, and time-zone abbreviation using your system clock. One city is free. Premium adds as many as you like.

Free

Alarms

Set a time and an optional name, then turn the alarm on or off. When it rings, the web page blurs and shows the name, time, Snooze, and Stop. Snooze waits 5 minutes. Two alarms are free. Premium adds as many as you like.

Free

Stopwatch

Counts up to show how much time has passed. Start, pause, resume, reset, and record laps with centiseconds. Elapsed time stays correct if you close the popup and open it again.

Free

Timer

Counts down to show how much time is left. Enter hours, minutes, and seconds, or tap a 1, 5, 10, 15, or 30 minute preset, then start, pause, resume, or reset. At zero, the page shows 00:00 in red, Close, and “Time's up!” for 4 seconds. Premium saves your own presets with names.

Who Clock is for

Clock is for anyone who checks another city’s time, needs a quick countdown, or times a task without leaving the browser. It works in Chrome and other Chromium browsers such as Edge, version 116 or newer, and in Firefox 140 or newer on computers.

Free and premium tools

All four tools work as soon as you open Clock. Free includes the Stopwatch, the Timer with one-tap presets, 1 World Clock city, and 2 alarms. Premium adds unlimited cities, unlimited alarms, and your own saved timer presets. You can buy premium on a secure checkout page. Clock does not store your card number. If Premium ends, your saved cities, alarms, and presets are kept.

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Upgrade

How premium purchase works

  1. 1

    Choose Upgrade inside Clock: click the Free badge, or the prompt shown when you reach a free limit.

  2. 2

    Complete payment on the secure checkout page.

  3. 3

    Return to Clock. Premium stays active on that browser.

FAQ

Questions about Clock

What is the Clock browser extension?

Clock is a browser popup with a world clock, alarms, a stopwatch, and a countdown timer.

What is the difference between the stopwatch and the timer?

The stopwatch counts up and shows how much time has passed. The timer counts down from the hours, minutes, and seconds you set and shows how much time is left.

Which features are free?

All four tools are free to use: the Stopwatch, the Timer with one-tap presets, World Clock with 1 city, and 2 alarms. Premium adds unlimited cities, unlimited alarms, and your own saved timer presets.

How much does Premium cost?

Premium is $12 a year, which works out to $1 a month. Lifetime is $45 once, with no recurring payments. See pricing for both plans.

How do I unlock premium features?

Use Upgrade in Clock, then pay on the secure checkout page. Clock does not keep your card number. Unlimited cities, unlimited alarms, and saved timer presets unlock after payment.

What happens if I reinstall Chrome, switch to Edge, or buy a new laptop? Do I lose my Premium?

No. Premium stays with your license key, which was emailed to you after you paid. If Clock shows Free after you reinstall, switch browsers, or move to a new computer, click the Free badge, choose Already purchased? Restore Premium, and enter the key. One key works in 2 browsers at a time. Enter it in a third, and Premium moves there from the first browser you entered it in. Cities and alarms are saved in the browser itself, so a fresh install starts without them. Lost the email? Write to developerchromextension@gmail.com.

Which browsers does Clock work in?

Clock works in Google Chrome and other Chromium browsers such as Microsoft Edge, version 116 or newer, and in Mozilla Firefox 140 or newer on computers. Install it from the Chrome Web Store or from Firefox Add-ons. A Premium license works in 2 browsers at a time, so you can use it in both.

Does Clock upload my alarms or time zones?

No. Those details stay in the browser’s extension storage on your computer. Read the privacy policy for the full list.

What does an alarm look like when it rings?

The current web page blurs. A card shows the alarm name, the time, Snooze, and Stop. Snooze rings again in 5 minutes. Stop ends this ring and keeps the alarm for the next day.

What does the timer show at zero?

The page blurs and shows 00:00 in red, a Close button, and “Time's up!” with a red clock icon. The screen closes after 4 seconds, or sooner if you press Close.

Start free

Add unlimited cities, unlimited alarms, and saved timer presets whenever you’re ready.