Huy Cal app iconHuy Cal← huddee

Multi time zone calendar for iPhone and Mac

One calendar.
Every time zone you live in.

Huy Cal shows your Apple Calendar as a timeline with a clock column for each city in your life. Every meeting, here and there, at a glance. No mental maths, even on the day the clocks change.

For remote teams, family overseas, and lives split across cities.

Download for MaciPhone: coming soon
A wooden desk at sunrise by a window over Sydney Harbour: a cappuccino with a heart in the foam, a paper notebook with a day column and a night column, and two small clocks set to different times
Day view for Friday 2 October: every hour labelled in Sydney and San Francisco time, SF 17 hours behind, the standup at 09:00 Sydney, 16:00 San Francisco, and a dashed line at 17:00 where San Francisco's Thursday 1 becomes Friday 2
Day
Week view, 28 September to 4 October: Sydney rows with a San Francisco gutter, San Francisco's midnight marked each afternoon, and an SF −18h badge on Sunday
Week
Sunday 4 October: Sydney goes from UTC+10 to +11, the header says clocks change today and San Francisco is now 18 hours behind
Clocks change
Dark Midnight theme, week view with four cities: Sydney, San Francisco, London and New York
Four cities

Why you need it

Time zones are easy.
Until the day they aren't.

No more converting

Every invite means working out the time here, then there, then checking again. Huy Cal writes each meeting in every city, so there is nothing to work out.

The gap moves

Sydney and San Francisco are 17, 18 or 19 hours apart, depending on the Sunday. The gap you know by heart changes four times a year. Huy Cal is right every day, and tells you when it changes.

Their day isn't yours

Friday morning in Sydney is still Thursday in San Francisco. A dashed line shows where their day ends, so their Thursday doesn't hide inside your Friday.

30 seconds

10 am in Sydney.
Yesterday in San Francisco.

See it in action.

Open the video · 3.9 MB

How it works

  1. 1. Pick your cities

    Up to four time zones. The first one is home. Search any city, from San Francisco to London.

  2. 2. Your calendars appear

    iCloud, Google, Exchange, subscribed: whatever is already on your device. Nothing to sign in to.

  3. 3. Swipe through your days

    Every hour is labelled in every city, side by side. Tap an event to see its time everywhere.

On your Mac, too

The same timeline in a window next to your work.

Download for Mac

Version 1.0 · 2.4 MB · macOS 26 or later · Apple silicon and Intel

Huy Cal on the Mac: week of 28 September with Sydney and San Francisco columns, San Francisco's midnight marked each afternoon, and an SF −18h badge on the daylight saving Sunday

Small details, done carefully

Daylight saving, handled

Days that are 23 or 25 hours long are drawn as they are. When any of your cities changes its clocks, a quiet note says "Clocks change today", and the gap updates by itself.

See where their day ends

Where another city's date changes, a dashed line marks its midnight, with the day that ends above and the day that starts below. San Francisco's Thursday never hides inside your Friday.

Every meeting, in every city

Each event shows its start in each of your cities, like "09:00 SYD · 16:00 SF". Tap it for the full times everywhere, with dates when they differ.

A week that lines up

Rows follow your home clock, like Apple Calendar, with each other city in its own gutter. Days with a different gap get a small badge.

Every calendar you have

Work, family, holidays, shared and subscribed calendars. Hide the ones you do not need, per device.

Calm to look at

Paper, ink and one accent colour. Twelve themes, from Paper and Sepia to Midnight and Matcha, in light and dark.

Private by design

Calendar content stays on your device. Newer iOS Ad Hoc builds use basic product analytics, without uploading your events. See the privacy policy for build-specific details.

At home on the Mac

A real Mac app: trackpad swipes, ⌘1 and ⌘2 for day and week, ⌘T for today, and settings in ⌘,.

Stop doing time zone maths.

Let the calendar do it.

Download for MaciPhone: coming soon

iPhone with iOS 18 or later. Mac with macOS 26 or later.