A new version of nsync, thrice as good!

We have just released an update to nsync, version 1.54 is now available for nsync, nsync sky edition and nsync classic edition. For tracking the time in multiple time zones and setting up meetings across time zones nsync is the software you need for your iPad.
Pick your style and purchase at the reduced price of only 99c until the end of June!

nsync sky edition

Adding to our range of beautiful nsync applications, the latest nsync sky edition allows you to clearly see the time of day for the different time zones you have selected.

More and more people from around the globe are teleconferencing so as to reduce travel for meetings. No matter where you are in the world, it's tough to try and work out the right time for a meeting that multiple people in vastly different locations need to attend. If this is something you need to do, you'll know how easy it is to get the timing wrong. nsync changes all that. Select the locations, find the best-fit time combination, and send an email with that selection to meeting attendees. Easy.

nsync classic edition

Some of the most beautiful applications on the iPad have a very natural feel and texture to them.

Applications such as Calendar and Notes are really a pleasure to use. We have taken this concept and brought you a new version of nsync with a rich dark wooden look and three classic clock styles to choose from, nsync classic edition. Now available in the app store.

Let's meet globally, in style

Our iPad app, nsync, has had a facelift.

This is the iPad app to help you organize meetings with people around the world.
nsquared nsync lets you view the time in four different locations around the world.
You can then find a time that would suit people in some or all of those timezones.

Download it from the Apple AppStore

nsync 1.2 adds clock styles

A new version of our favourite iPad application for organizing meetings in multiple time zones, nync, has just shipped.
nsync 1.2 for the Apple iPad now provides support for multiple clock styles.

After support for a larger number of locations, one of the most requested features was different clock styles.

Now you can simply tap twice on a clock to display a choice of clock styles.

nsync is Live!

Dr. Neil got his iPad within hours of landing in New York last month. We knew he'd been looking forward to the moment for some time beforehand, but we didn't realise just how much.

True to his normal form he began experimenting and finding his way around the platform almost immediately: and then the coding started. Somehow, in between meetings in Redmond, London, Paris, and Amsterdam; Surface training; eating; and plane flights over the last 2-3 weeks, he put together our first iPad app "nsync" and submitted it to the App Store for approval.

When asked about his speedy and enthusiastic response to the new platform, Dr. Neil said "Well, it's massive that the iPad has no clock, alarm or work times functions, and it shocked me so much that I built my own!" He loves his new iPad and we're sure his MacBook Air is getting less and less attention these days. We also know that he, of all people, understands the challenges of constantly operating in different time zones. nsync is a great response to simplifying the challenges and we're looking forward to finding out how many other challenges we can solve or simplify for those around us. Cheers!