ZoneClock for Android - Download Free [Latest Version + MOD] 2025

Whats new in ZoneClock vv3.65

6 things about ZoneClock

1. The user can set-up non-hourly time zones by adding/subtracting minutes to/from an hourly time zone.
2. The user can match his/her local time zone by adding/subtracting minutes to/from an hourly time zone.
3. - supports the display of non-hourly time zones, as listed below, on one of the four clocks.
4. - supports users who live in non-hourly time zones, as listed below.
5. ZoneClock can display times from up to four different time zones simultaneously.
6. All these setup operations are incredibly simple, and the menu can be accessed with a click of the mouse.

Release date: 2023-02-17
Current version: v3.65
File size: 650.59 kB
Developer: Jiulong Zhao

How to setup ZoneClock APK:

APK (Android Package Kit) files are the raw files of an Android app. Learn how to install zoneclock.apk file on your phone in 4 Simple Steps:

Download the zoneclock.apk to your device using any of the download mirrors.
Allow 3rd Party (non playstore) apps on your device: Go to Menu » Settings » Security » . Click "Unknown Sources". You will be prompted to allow your browser or file manager to install APKs.
Locate the zoneclock.apk file and click to Install: Read all on-screen prompts and click "Yes" or "No" accordingly.
After installation, the ZoneClock app will appear on the home screen of your device.

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Reviews

Delivers a solution that the others don't

I tried the Time Zone Icon app before this one, and I found Time Zone Icon had the time totally wrong for Sydney. Very happy to see that ZoneClock got the time correct! Now I have a functional app.

~ By Stafford Dean

You have to set up your clocks manually :(

Wow, I didn't realize this app needs to be setup manually, it doesn't automatically look up a city's timezone. You have to set the difference with UTC time yourself which requires some Googling to figure that out. It also doesn't seem to support dailight saving's time which is a serious bummer (again you have to set this manually). Finally the military time (24h) is being treated wrong resulting in times being displayed as: 24h45. Pretty expensive app for limited functionality. Some other remarks: 1. Please make the icon more subtle, even when it's grayscale it takes up too much space and clutters up the menu bar. No icon at all would be even better. 2. Please make the font size variable. The current font size is the same as the default clock, I would like it to be smaller. 3. Hide/remove the app from the dock. Forsee minimize buttons for the settings window.

~ By MonOct3

A little ridiculous

This app (last version) doesn't hide itself - it stays launched in your app bar on the bottom of the screen and you have to manually hide it to get the setup screen off your desktop while it's running. The clocks are not formatted well - you have to manually space the time and add interim characters. The company's orange logo sits next to them. The final straw is the clocks don't even set themselves - so if you want a new city, look up the time and manually input the offset. This is completely ridiculous. Skip this..there are better apps at this

~ By Kevin Iudicello

Alright

This apps alright. its not bad or anything, and its a good idea. it just lacks customizability, what all us Google people look for since Google gives almost none to us stock. Luckily, I got this via promo code, so i didnt have to pay the six bucks. Hoping to see some change.

~ By Bob Do

Not worth the trouble or money!

Does not work as advertised (v1.27) on Android Air (OS 10.6.6) . Check box (first one) is unresponsive. Can type in half hourly increments such as +5.5 UTC but the App takes in only the +5!

~ By mrcoca