Time, anchored to place.
Pin the cities that matter to you and keep every local clock attached to its real position on Earth.
Meridia
Interactive 3D World Clock
Meridia · The world clock, reimagined
See the world.
Understand the time.
A living 3D world clock for global work, travel and communication. Search a city, pin it to Earth, and see when another part of the world is already on tomorrow.
Explore the globeTime belongs on the world, not in a list.
Time travel Drag to move through time
−12h+12h
UTC ±00:00
12:00 PM
Timezone
Hover or click a timezone region.
A different way to read time
One globe.
Every place. Every moment.
Most world clocks turn the planet into a list. Meridia keeps time attached to geography, so distance, daylight, calendar differences and time zones make sense at a glance.
Move through the day.
Slide backward or forward in time and watch every city clock, UTC offset and the day/night boundary change together.
Seoul09:00UTC +09
Paris02:00UTC +02
New York20:00−1 day
See the borders of time.
Turn on the timezone layer to reveal real geographic timezone boundaries. Hover a region to inspect its IANA timezone, UTC offset and local time.
Your world, not every city.
Start with a useful global set, then add only the places you actually work with, travel to or care about.
Built for lives that cross time zones.
Meridia is designed for moments when “what time is it there?” is only the beginning of the question.
01
Global meetings
Compare several cities at once and slide to a future hour before sending the invitation.
02
Distributed teams
See who is in daylight, who is already into tomorrow, and where a proposed working window lands across the team.
03
Travel planning
Understand destination time in geographic context instead of repeatedly converting one city at a time.
04
Live events & launches
Visualize the same launch moment across markets and communicate local start times without losing the global picture.
The idea behind Meridia
Spin the Earth to explore where.Slide time to explore when.
A world clock should do more than convert numbers. It should make time feel spatial, visible and immediately understandable.
Time belongs on Earth
A world clock you can actually think with.
Search, pin, rotate, hover and move through time without leaving the globe.