Dato 5.8.4
Mac menu bar clock with calendar and world clocks
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Click to enlargeDato shows a local clock, the date, multiple world clocks, and your upcoming events in the Mac menu bar. Click it to open a menu with a calendar, calendar events, and world clocks. Fullscreen meeting notifications help you stay on top of your schedule, and nearly everything can be customized to fit the way you work.
Your upcoming events at a glance
Choose how many events to show and for how many days ahead. You can also show the upcoming event right in the menu bar.
- Event details: view HTML formatted notes and quickly reveal an event in your default calendar app.
- Fullscreen notifications: get a fullscreen alert so you don't miss important meetings.
- Video calls: join the next video call meeting from a notification, with a customizable global keyboard shortcut, or from the event details.
- Join button: receive a notification with a join button when a video call event starts.
- Meeting integrations: use Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams integration.
Calendar and reminders
Dato works with all calendar services that macOS supports, including iCloud, Google, and Outlook.
- Calendar: see week numbers and event indicators, and highlight specific days of the week.
- Event creation: create events, even with a global keyboard shortcut.
- Reminders: show reminders with a due date and quickly create new ones.
- Duplicate events: identical events from different calendars are deduplicated.
- Google Calendar: open events directly in Google Calendar on the web.
World clocks
Keep track of time around the world in the Dato menu or in the menu bar.
- Custom names: label each clock the way you want.
- City search: search 15k cities offline.
- Time travel: see the future or past time.
- UTC: show UTC time in the menu bar.
Make it yours
Dato is fully customizable, with plenty of extras on top.
- Menu bar clock: use a custom date and time format, a custom color, and optional seconds in the menu bar or the menu.
- Menu bar icons: pick from many icons, including the date in a calendar.
- Widgets: add date and time, calendar, and world clocks widgets.
- Floating clock: place a clock on top of all windows or on the desktop background.
- Keyboard shortcuts: use a global shortcut to open or close the app, plus many in-app shortcuts for power users.
- Shortcuts support: connect Dato with Shortcuts.
- Hourly chime: hear a chime every hour.
- Date and time calculator: calculate dates and times without leaving the menu bar.
Languages and pricing
Dato supports all the locales and languages that macOS supports for menu bar text, dates, times, and the calendar. The menus and settings are English-only. Dato is a one-time purchase with free upgrades forever, and it will never be subscription-based. A free trial is available on the app's website.
Version 5.8.4
- Bug fixes.
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