Analog and typographic
Start with classic, minimal, Swiss, orbit, pointer, serif, radial, calendar, and other carefully rendered face styles.
Create a clock that belongs on your screen.
Choose one of 22 clock faces, tune its time zone and appearance, then place the saved clock on your Home Screen or Lock Screen.
On the App Store since August 2025
One editor, four families of clock faces
Digital, LCD, and flip
Build from dot-matrix, departure-board, mono, signal, retro LCD, modern LCD, and flip-card designs.
Shared app-and-widget rendering
The editor and WidgetKit extension use the same rendering path so hands, colors, time zones, and schedules stay consistent.
Personalize more than the color
Themes and palettes
Save reusable themes, apply curated packs, or choose a local photo and let Apple frameworks derive private palette options on your device.
Day, night, and smart schedules
Set day/night behavior or assign appearances to morning, day, evening, and night windows in the clock’s chosen time zone.
Portable clock files
Import or export a validated .clockwidget file containing the supported face, palette, time zone, theme snapshot, and schedule.
Made for the Home Screen and Lock Screen
Three widget families
Choose a saved clock for the small Home Screen widget or the circular and rectangular Lock Screen accessory widgets.
Per-clock alarms
Paid clocks can store and schedule an alarm through local notifications. The widget only shows the alarm indicator; it never schedules an alert itself.
Three clocks free
Save up to three clocks at no charge. Clock Widget Pro is available through monthly, recommended yearly, or lifetime purchase options shown by StoreKit.
Maker note
Why the editor and widget share one clock renderer
A clock should not change character when it leaves the editor. ClockWidget uses the same rendering model for previews and WidgetKit surfaces so face geometry, color, time zone, and schedule stay aligned. I kept alarms equally explicit: the app schedules them, while the widget only displays the state it receives.
Daniel · solo developer behind Crafter AppsClockWidget questions
Where can I place a saved clock?
Choose a clock for the small Home Screen widget or supported circular and rectangular Lock Screen accessory widgets.
Does the widget schedule alarms?
No. A paid clock can store an alarm that the main app schedules through local notifications. The widget displays an indicator but does not schedule the alert itself.
Are photo palettes uploaded?
No. Supported palette suggestions from a local photo use Apple frameworks on the device. The app does not require a Crafter Apps image service.
How many clocks can I save free?
Up to three. StoreKit presents the current monthly, yearly, and lifetime Clock Widget Pro options for additional saved clocks and paid features.
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