JAC Digital

Name: JAC Digital
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 0 (0 reviews)
Author: Dalamser

Business

Only for Mac

$1.99

Age Rating

4+
Years
Category

Business
Developer

Dalamser
Language

EN
English
Size

8.4
MB

Mac

JAC (“Just A Clock”) Digital — for when you just need to know the time. One or more resizable digital clocks showing the time in locations of your choice. • A selection of functional designs, primarily minimalist but including some faux real material. • When the time changes numeral-based designs “roll” over; while 7-segment-based designs are static with individual segments fading on/off. • Optional date, timezone, 12/24 hour, AM/PM and leading-zero display. • Uses system language & calendar for display. • Clocks may optionally float above other apps, or be brought forward using a hot corner.

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Good clocks!
12/13/2012

Jvsydneyau
The analog and digital versions are both really good. Use them every day.The only suggestion I would have is to make it easier to find the time zones. For example, to find the time zone for Mumbai, you have to go to "Asia" and not "Indian Ocean". Which probably makes sense. But once you get to "Asia" the cities are listed without their countries, so there is a list of about 80 cities (for all of Asia) to pick from. There appears to be only one city for India, which maybe makes sense because it only has one time zone. But the one city picked is not Mumbai or New Delhi, but Calcutta. Ok, maybe that makes sense, but it is spelled "Kolkata", which maybe makes sense. But it makes too many assumptions for what I already know. In order to make a clock for Mumbai, I need to know India is in Asia, and that Mumbai is in the same time zone as Calcutta, and that an alternate spelling for Calcutta is Kolkata.Why not just list "India" as there is only one time zone. Or why not list more cities. Or why not be able to choose country then city.Anyway, except for that, it's good. Four stars, losing one star for difficulty in set-up.
Good clocks!
12/13/2012

Jvsydneyau

The analog and digital versions are both really good. Use them every day.The only suggestion I would have is to make it easier to find the time zones. For example, to find the time zone for Mumbai, you have to go to "Asia" and not "Indian Ocean". Which probably makes sense. But once you get to "Asia" the cities are listed without their countries, so there is a list of about 80 cities (for all of Asia) to pick from. There appears to be only one city for India, which maybe makes sense because it only has one time zone. But the one city picked is not Mumbai or New Delhi, but Calcutta. Ok, maybe that makes sense, but it is spelled "Kolkata", which maybe makes sense. But it makes too many assumptions for what I already know. In order to make a clock for Mumbai, I need to know India is in Asia, and that Mumbai is in the same time zone as Calcutta, and that an alternate spelling for Calcutta is Kolkata.Why not just list "India" as there is only one time zone. Or why not list more cities. Or why not be able to choose country then city.Anyway, except for that, it's good. Four stars, losing one star for difficulty in set-up.
Just What I Needed!
07/12/2021

Stevets
The boss (that's me) is vacationing half-way around the planet. All I need is is a way to quickly tell what day and time it is here in Vay-cay Land and what day and time it is back at the office to avoid inadvertantly pestering my employees on the weekend or in the middle of the night. JAC for the win!BTW, I tried another world clock ap, but it consumed more engergy than Google Chrome. Yikes! I'm happy to report that JAC consumes very little energy, just like you'd expect from a simple clock ap.
Just What I Needed!
07/12/2021

Stevets

The boss (that's me) is vacationing half-way around the planet. All I need is is a way to quickly tell what day and time it is here in Vay-cay Land and what day and time it is back at the office to avoid inadvertantly pestering my employees on the weekend or in the middle of the night. JAC for the win!BTW, I tried another world clock ap, but it consumed more engergy than Google Chrome. Yikes! I'm happy to report that JAC consumes very little energy, just like you'd expect from a simple clock ap.
Too Smart fot Me.
03/15/2019

Roger, Gone Green
I couldn't make the app do what I wanted it to do. Griped at the developer, via this review. Gave it one star, too. Developer politely told me how to do what I wanted. Didn't even whine about the review. NOW that the developer has fixxed the Wetware problem (me), it is a perfectly wonderful app and does everything I could want it to do. A future iteration might be cool to have the ability to set an alarm or two on a clock (e.g., I'm in Pacific time and I have to call in to someone at 9:00 AM Central; so I just set an alarm at the destination time without having to translate. Of Course then they'd have to change the name, to JAC&A (and Alarm). Works, thoughtful features (like always-on-top mode) and responsive developer. What more could you really ask for . . .

Developer Response
We understand your request and will note it.As a "workaround" you can use the Table Picker, which uses the standard names for key zones, e.g. "America/Chicago", and then just set the Name: field in dialog to CST/CDT – you'll get a clock with the name you want in the timezone you want. Set the clock to show the timezone abbreviation and the clock face will show whether it is currently CST or CDT. For the other three zones select "America/Los Angeles", "America/Denver" and "America/New York" and you'll have the four clocks you require.
Too Smart fot Me.
03/15/2019

Roger, Gone Green

I couldn't make the app do what I wanted it to do. Griped at the developer, via this review. Gave it one star, too. Developer politely told me how to do what I wanted. Didn't even whine about the review. NOW that the developer has fixxed the Wetware problem (me), it is a perfectly wonderful app and does everything I could want it to do. A future iteration might be cool to have the ability to set an alarm or two on a clock (e.g., I'm in Pacific time and I have to call in to someone at 9:00 AM Central; so I just set an alarm at the destination time without having to translate. Of Course then they'd have to change the name, to JAC&A (and Alarm). Works, thoughtful features (like always-on-top mode) and responsive developer. What more could you really ask for . . .
Developer Response 03/13/2019
We understand your request and will note it.As a "workaround" you can use the Table Picker, which uses the standard names for key zones, e.g. "America/Chicago", and then just set the Name: field in dialog to CST/CDT – you'll get a clock with the name you want in the timezone you want. Set the clock to show the timezone abbreviation and the clock face will show whether it is currently CST or CDT. For the other three zones select "America/Los Angeles", "America/Denver" and "America/New York" and you'll have the four clocks you require.
Multiple time zone clocks - perfect!
02/14/2025

biz-writer
I work with businesss from coast to coast. Needed a clock that was simple to use and I could see all the current times in different zones.
Multiple time zone clocks - perfect!
02/14/2025

biz-writer

I work with businesss from coast to coast. Needed a clock that was simple to use and I could see all the current times in different zones.

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Version 3.6.3 08/12/2025

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Seller: Dalamser Limited
Size: 8.4 MB
Category: Business
Compatibility: Requires macOS 10.13 or later.

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Requires macOS 10.13 or later.
Languages: English
Age Rating: 4+

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JAC Digital

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Good clocks!

Just What I Needed!

Too Smart fot Me.

Multiple time zone clocks - perfect!

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