Two time zones,
one tiny widget.
A minimalist Android home-screen widget that shows two clocks side by side. No background services, no dependencies — it ticks for free via the system's own TextClock.
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Live preview — this is exactly how the widget looks on your home screen.
Minimal on the outside, smart on the inside.
Designed to do one thing perfectly and to never drain your battery.
Zero battery drain
Time is rendered by TextClock inside the system's RemoteViews. No services, no alarms, no polling — updatePeriodMillis = 0.
Zero dependencies
Pure Kotlin + the Android SDK. No AndroidX, no Compose, no libraries. Release APK is tiny.
Two zones at once
See your home city and a second timezone together on a single 1×2 widget. 49 zones built in.
Make it yours
Text color, background color & opacity, 5 fonts, and 12/24-hour format — with a live preview.
Tap to configure
Just tap the widget to reopen settings. Each instance remembers its own configuration.
Auto-released
Every version is built and signed by GitHub Actions. This page always links to the newest APK.
Small is a feature.
Install in under a minute.
Download the APK, allow "install unknown apps" once, then drop the widget on your home screen.
Download the APK
Grab the latest build above. Allow installing from your browser when prompted.
Long-press home screen
Long-press an empty space → Widgets.
Drop the widget
Find Mini Time 1×2 and drag it onto your home screen.
Pick your zones
Choose two time zones, a font, colors & format, then tap Save. Tap it anytime to reconfigure.
Requires Android 8.0+ (API 26). This page is hosted on GitHub Pages; the app itself is distributed via GitHub Releases.