About Zham
Zham is an offline world clock and time-zone converter. Users can add as many cities as they need, search across more than 600 time zones, and organize the list by dragging entries or removing them with a swipe. Each city shows the current time, including live seconds and a country flag. The converter lets users adjust a date and time and see the corresponding moment in every listed location. Any city can be selected as the reference, and day changes are marked clearly when a location is a day ahead or behind. Time display can use 12-hour or 24-hour presets, or a custom format. A resizable, scrollable home-screen widget shows the selected clocks and updates every minute. Users can choose a light, dark, or system theme and set an accent color. Zham runs entirely offline: cities and settings stay on the device, and the app requires no account or network connection. It is useful for coordinating across time zones or keeping remote locations visible at a glance.
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