Still working perfectly
13 years after it’s release apparently, the app is still running greatly
So simple. Beautifully done. If only the world would adopt this standard.
Other than the sun dial, man-made devices used to measure time have always seemed somewhat arbitrary and convoluted. Why base 12? Sailors would argue because a circle is represented by 360 degrees and 12 is easily divisible by 360. But everything can be converted to metric or decimal format. So why not a base 10 decimal clock that simply divides the day up into 10 parts instead of 24?
To take it a step further, why time zones? Instead, why not a universal time where sunrise, midday, sunset and midnight are simply observed at different times, depending on your location on the earth. Star Trek seemed to imagine it with their star date system. Why not standardize on a base 10 decimal clock for real?
To take it a step further, why time zones? Instead, why not a universal time where sunrise, midday, sunset and midnight are simply observed at different times, depending on your location on the earth. Star Trek seemed to imagine it with their star date system. Why not standardize on a base 10 decimal clock for real?
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The only app of its kind
As of this review, only one other decimal time clock exists, but it's not a generic decimal clock. This app is.
Display is readable with default colors, and once I got used to the concentric-rings layout, a quick glance suffices.
One complaint: this tends to run about 0.5-0.8 decimal seconds behind other decimal time sources (which don't all agree perfectly with each other, either). Close enough for my purposes, but you should be aware of it.
Thanks!
Display is readable with default colors, and once I got used to the concentric-rings layout, a quick glance suffices.
One complaint: this tends to run about 0.5-0.8 decimal seconds behind other decimal time sources (which don't all agree perfectly with each other, either). Close enough for my purposes, but you should be aware of it.
Thanks!
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Please Add Apple Watch
I might actually pay for Apple Watch support. Please consider this!
Apple watch
I know its a longshot but i would really like an apple watch version of this. It would help me out a lot at work
Hurray For the Ten Hour day!!
I’ve been using decimal time for a lot of years now, and think it’s the sure way to go ... on any world. Besides, our 24 hour day only relates to earth, our sun and moon.
This app is a great representation of the 10 hours day. Please keep it updated, unlike the other decimal time apps I’ve used, which gone the way of the dodo, as iOS has updated.
This app is a great representation of the 10 hours day. Please keep it updated, unlike the other decimal time apps I’ve used, which gone the way of the dodo, as iOS has updated.
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Best implementation on iOS
It reminds me of circulotime, an old android clock. I wish it could be shown on the lock screen.
Hope u keep updating it
I really enjoy this app! I'd love to see a 10 hour day normalized. Until then this app makes me feel ahead of the times but perhaps u can add an alarm feature? That would really help me get a better feel for the 100 minute hour
Would like my money back
Won't even open on ios9
Brilliant!
For anyone fascinated by time systems this is a Lovely piece of software. For anyone interested in Decimal Time this is a must have. Highly Recommended.
