World Clock
Every city that matters, in one Notion embed.
About this widget
World Clock shows the current time in several cities side by side, live and updating every second, right inside your Notion page. Pick the cities that matter to you, give them custom labels, and the whole list travels in the embed URL — no login, no setup on the Notion side. It's built for people who work across time zones: remote teams, freelancers with international clients, and anyone coordinating a call that spans continents.
One glance across every time zone
A single clock tells you your own time — but working across time zones means constantly doing the math: is it too early to message Seoul, has London gone home, is New York awake yet? World Clock removes that mental arithmetic. Each city sits on its own row with its live local time, the weekday, and a small +1 / −1 tag when the calendar date differs from yours, so you can see at a glance who's reachable right now.
Because the list lives in the embed URL, the same board can show a team's home cities to everyone who opens the page, with no per-viewer setup.
Built for how teams actually work in Notion
Pin it to the top of a team wiki, a project hub, or a meeting page. Everyone opening the page sees the same set of cities and the same times, which makes scheduling a call or a handoff a shared reference rather than a private calculation. Add a custom label — 'HQ', 'Client', 'Design team' — so a row reads as a person or place, not just a city name.
No accounts inside the embed
Like every Olivtwig widget, the World Clock renders from its URL. You choose your cities here on this page, copy the embed link, and paste it into Notion — the city list is baked into the link, so it just works wherever it lands, on web, desktop, and iOS. Times are computed in the viewer's browser from standard time-zone data, so daylight-saving changes are handled automatically.
Use cases
Remote team hub
Put your teammates' cities at the top of the team page so nobody has to guess who's online.
Client work
Freelancers and agencies: keep each client's local time visible before you hit send or schedule a call.
Travel & relocation
Track home and destination side by side while you're away or planning a move.
Global launches
Coordinate a release or event across offices with one shared set of clocks.
How to embed in Notion
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Type /embed in Notion
Open any Notion page, type /embed, and select the Embed block from the menu.
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Paste the widget URL
Copy the URL from any widget page and paste it into the embed dialog.
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Widget appears instantly
The widget is now live in your Notion page. Resize it by dragging the edges.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose which cities show?
Use the customizer on this page: search for a city, add it, reorder or rename it, then copy the embed URL. The city list is stored in the URL, so it travels with the link into Notion.
Does it handle daylight saving time?
Yes. Times are computed from standard IANA time-zone data in the viewer's browser, so daylight-saving shifts are applied automatically — you don't need to update anything.
How many cities can I add?
Up to eight, which keeps the clock readable inside a Notion embed. Reorder them so the most important cities sit on top.
Can I use 12-hour time?
Yes. Toggle between 24-hour and 12-hour (AM/PM) in the customizer; the choice is saved in the embed URL along with your cities and colour.
Is the World Clock a Pro widget?
Yes — it's part of Olivtwig Pro. The free gallery still covers everyday widgets like the single-timezone Clock; World Clock adds the multi-city view and personalization for members.