To begin, consider this stunning globe of Earth that fits in your hand: A real-time simulation of the day and night, clouds, seasons, sun, moon, and more is powered by real satellite images. Following that, our one-of-a-kind clock and compass track the sun’s and moon’s daily and monthly movements. Everything is there to keep you connected to the world around you.

It not only displays the current time where you are, but you can also add other cities or countries to the list to make it a world clock. Learn the current time in multiple locations simultaneously and compare the results. It will happen eventually due to the nature of time. A slew of extras, including alarms, augmented reality, widgets for the home screen, live wallpapers and Wear OS watch faces, round out the experience. TerraTime is, as far as we know, unique among mobile applications. Outdoor enthusiasts and nerds of all stripes will find it useful, including explorers, astronomers, meteorologists, geographers, educators, photographers, fishermen, and others.

Provides undeniable proof of any date, time, or location. The daytime clock and compass display sunrise and sunset times, twilight and transit times, the current moon phase, and the times at which the moon will rise and set. Various timepieces and navigational instruments (currently Material, Classic, Wave, and Ouroboros). Time zone information that is independent of your phone and thus more current. The nighttime shadow can be seen in real-time on the globe and map (on both Earth and Moon). Based on real satellite imagery, photorealistic simulations include numerous details such as clouds, city lights, sea ice, and more. Mobile device touchscreens and other sensors enable full interaction with the globe and the map. The orbits of the sun and moon can be visualized using AR View, a useful augmented reality tool (on supported devices). Widgets are home screen additions such as a world clock and a map. Wallpapers that display a current map or globe. You can set alarms for any time zone and location-specific times, such as sunrise and sunset.