I love this clock, and have been using it as my alarm clock plus the clock in my living room, on old iPhones, for years. I love the choice of clock faces, the alarm choices, and all the other settings options available.But I just have a question and a suggestion.My question is that the two devices I have that are set on your app are showing two different times—-one is five minutes slower than the other! One would think the app is set to the Atomic Clock, so would simultaneously display the same time on all devices. So why are two devices showing two different times?My suggestion is that your app have a FAQ section, and include a customer service contact form, so that one does not have to go through the Review section to ask a customer service-related question (like my question above).Other than those two things, the app is the best of any of the other clock apps I have tried, including the Apple clock app. I recommend it to anyone with an iPhone, old or new, who wants to get rid of a clunky old alarm clock that takes up way too much space on their bedside table (mine is in landscape mode and taking up minimal space sitting on a business card holder), and/or who travels and doesn’t want to pack a travel clock or depend on hotel wake up calls.

I had my IPad for a decade but hardly had reason to opt for it over my laptop or phone (i.e., it didn’t get much use). But a recent series of scheduled power outages that rendered my dedicated bedside alarm clock the equivalent of a door stop, I sought a more intelligent solution. I considered my IPad for that solution and found it in the Clocks app. This app with its daily programming capability, selection of displays, selection of alarm sounds, and the ability to adjust the intensity over a broad range completely outclasses the standard one dimensional alarm clock. In fact, both bedside alarm clocks that I’ve tolerated over the years as “good enough” solutions when the powers not interrupted have been decommissioned in favor of the far more capable Clocks app-powered IPad. Thanks to the Clocks app I now utilize my IPad every day of the week whether it’s waking me up or I just need to know the time. I will NEVER again opt for a dedicated bedside alarm clock and plan to take my Clocks app-powered IPad with me on travel so I don’t have to deal with the hotel alarm clock.

For a free App, it's easy to install and use. The interface is very simple, but that's all I was looking for. An analog clock with second hand to set the exact time on my automatic wristwatch. It runs well:no crashes so far. I only use about once a week. It let's you select analog or digital: for each you can choose minutes only or seconds, too. You can also select a variety of time zones. It would be nice if they allowed you to customize the appearance. For example, it'd be quite cool to have the ability to create a mirror image of my white face Ebel automatic. Or perhaps I could emulate my dream watch, a Panerai, for a weekly reminder of what I might someday afford if I play my cards right.😁 Last, its FREE! I'd be willing to buy it or even lease yearly as long as the price wasn't more than a few bucks. I'm not sure how the developers are supporting it: mine hasn't yet run any ads. It it did, goldangit! I'd gratefully read 'em all. Well maybe I would...😷

First of all, for such a small app, it does a lot that I needed to do. The reason I got it was because I wanted a clock on my phone that would stay on all night. The built-in iPhone clock times out and there are times where I need to be able to see what time it is. This clock stays on all night, gives me five alarm options and allows me to choose the music I want to wake to.The only downside is that the alarm only goes for two minutes and, if you are a heavy sleeper, may not wake you up. Also, there have been times where it randomly does not go off. It illuminates like it is and has the snooze option or turn off option, just no actual alarm. If I close out the app and reopen it, it comes back to life and works like normal. I would recommend this app for anyone looking for a bedside clock/alarm clock. I also use it in meetings where I need to have the time visible. I would just make sure you completely close out the app each day when you’re done rather than let it hang out in the background to fix the occasional error.