Tap the gear icon in the bottom-right corner to open Settings. Type a city name in the "Add a city" field and tap Add. Your new clock appears instantly with its timezone and weather. You can add as many cities as you like.

Weather data comes from the Open-Meteo API and requires an internet connection. If a city's weather isn't appearing, check your connection and wait a moment — Tock refreshes weather every 30 minutes. Very small or uncommon city names may not be found by the geocoding service; try a nearby larger city instead.

Long-press on your home screen, tap the + button in the top corner, and search for "Tock." Choose between the small widget (time only) or the medium widget (time with seconds, city, and AM/PM). Place it wherever you like.

Open Settings via the gear icon. You'll find toggles for showing seconds on the clock and switching between Fahrenheit and Celsius for weather display.

No. Tock runs entirely on your device. The only network requests go to the Open-Meteo public weather API — no accounts, no tracking, no analytics. All your settings are stored locally.