Clock — Community App Review
Version: 0.1.0
Clock is alarms, timers, a stopwatch and a world clock, laid out the way the Kompakt’s own Alarm app is: big times down the page, each with its days, its name and a switch, and a + to add one. Four tabs across the top: Alarm, Timer, Stopwatch, World.
Alarms, as many as you like. The time is typed on the number keys or stepped with the arrows, to the minute. Each has its days (or once), a name, a sound, and vibration on or off. The sound is the phone’s own alarm sound, any of its other alarm sounds, a sound file of your own, or none, to vibrate only. A repeating alarm can skip its next time, for a day off, without being switched off. Above the list: how long until the next one.
An alarm rings on the alarm volume, so a phone set to silent still rings, and it keeps ringing until it is answered, for up to 10 minutes (or 1, 5, 15 or 30). It can start quiet and grow. The round Snooze button snoozes for the length set in Settings; under it, 5, 15 and 30 minutes and 1 hour each snooze for that long.
Timers that ring: as many as you like, several at once, each kept with its length and name to start again. At zero it rings like an alarm, over the lock screen, until it is stopped or given a minute more.
A stopwatch with laps, which keeps counting with the app closed, and a world clock for the cities you choose.
If an alarm or a timer could not ring, because the app was stopped or the phone was off, Clock says so: which one, when, and why.
On the Kompakt, DuraSpeed shuts apps down a few minutes after the screen goes off, and an alarm app it has shut down rings late or not at all. People here who had late alarms from the stock app fixed them the same way. Clock’s settings open with two rows for it: one opens DuraSpeed’s list, where Clock is to be switched on, and one lets Clock ignore battery optimisation. Do both.
Other apps that set alarms or timers can use Clock: pick it, and Always, when Android asks. In inkOS, Clock can be the app the clock opens.
It has no internet permission.
Source and licence: GitHub - wanderwildwood/tokei: Clock (時計 tokei) — alarms that ring on time, timers that ring, a stopwatch and a world clock, laid out like the Mudita Kompakt's own. No internet. · GitHub - GPL-3.0. Built on Fossify Clock.
