Clockinator

October 27, 2022

Clockinator 2.0 brings a menu of available clocks, so you can choose which clock you want to see without having to swipe through a bunch of others. Just tap once to show the settings and then tap the grid icon. All of the available clocks will show with the current time, just tap on one to go there. You can also tap the heart icon next to the clock name in settings to mark a clock as a favorite. Tapping on the Heart Button in settings will reduce the available clocks in the clock menu to just your favorites. Also new in this version is the ability to make the clock dim itself from 10pm to 7am. This is handy for when you are in a dark hotel room, but want the clock to display the time all night without being super bright. The Info Button displays help describing what each of the buttons do. And the buttons are all "live" in the help screen so you can activate them right there. All of the buttons have been made larger, but still appear across the bottom of the screen so that if the clock is mounted high on the wall, you can still reach the settings. And finally, every update to Clockinator brings new clock faces. Clockinator 2.0 is no exception! The 6 new faces in this version are: Luau - Hawaiian floral theme available in 12 different colors Strings - Bold colorful stripes that let you choose almost any color you like Bigfoot - Footprints and elusive cryptids, Available in 12 colors Bumblebee - Dripping honeycombs and bees, in many colors Graffiti - Spray painted clocks in 6 bright colors Calum - Crisp tri-color clock face available with endless palettes

March 6, 2022

4 New Clock Faces: • Clown Gymnastics - Turn the Seconds on to watch the clown cars • Over the River - flowery numbers that are like your grandmother's wallpaper • Space - you know the drill: UFOs, astronauts, satellites and lots of planets • Starlight Fairytale - Hand-drawn, monochromatic, and whimsical Remember to explore all of the options available in the clock faces! At last count you could choose 103 different colors and shapes for the clocks, and that doesn't even count the seconds counters or the colors that are randomly generated!

January 26, 2022

Clockinator has 4 new clock faces to help guide us through the winter season and beyond! • Winter Scenes - created using the natural pigments of gouache paints. Each combination of digits tells a story. • Snow People - imagine building a snow clock with coal eyes and carrot noses! • Snow Write - used to help avoid frostbite (since you don't have to actually draw the numbers in the snow with your own fingers). • Henna - large numbers with Henna tattoos available in 11 different colors.

December 6, 2021

The Holidays have arrived in style! 5 new holiday clock faces will brighten up any room and are sure to help you into the holiday spirit! Cookies and Candies and other festive designs have been added to bring out smiles in everyone. The new Holiday faces include: • Candy Canes (in four flavors!) • Gingerbread Folk (with 4 different settings) • Holiday Twists (Red or Green to suit your style) • Holiday Cookies • Christmas Trees

October 5, 2021

Three new clock faces! • Circus - available in a handful of color palettes, and it comes loaded with a circus train! • Dairysam - Pure watercolor joy will put a smile on anyone's face, complete with a parade of characters and wiggling daisies. • Halloween Hands - Counting monster fingers to tell the time... what could be more Halloween that that? Spinning eyeballs? We got 'em. Consolidation of various other faces and better control over which one(s) you want to use.

September 13, 2021

Two new clock faces, plus the introduction of 24 hour time! - Subway Signs is a new clock face a seconds crawler showing tiny people riding the subway. This new clock face is available in 10 colors, plus it has a multi-color option. - Cactus Hands is an imaginative clock face that uses fingers to show the time. - A 24 clock is now available across all of the designs.

August 17, 2021

• fixed seconds indicator in the Harlequin series of clock faces

August 4, 2021