Spacetime Clock vs Screenflick Camera

Time, calendars, the movements and positions of celestial bodies, and direction are all closely connected. This app brings together time and place in one view. Alongside the time and date, it shows the phases of the Moon, Earth’s rotation and orbit, latitude and longitude, compass direction, and the iPhone’s level. It lets you see and feel where you are in time and space at a glance. [Top of Screen] MOON: Moon phase (lunar age 0–29) HOURS: Hours (24-hour cycle) MINUTES: Minutes (60-minute cycle) SECONDS: Seconds (60-second cycle) [Center of Screen] The year, month, date, hour, minute, day of the week, and second are displayed. Earth completes one circuit around the center of the screen in 365 days (366 in a leap year). The display uses Earth’s axial tilt to approximate the amount of daylight at that time of year. It does not show precise sunrise or sunset times. The Earth and Moon graphics change depending on whether your current latitude is in the Northern or Southern Hemisphere. [Bottom of Screen] LATITUDE: Latitude (−90° to +90°; positive values indicate north, negative values south) LONGITUDE: Longitude (−180° to +180°; positive values indicate east, negative values west) COMPASS: Direction of north LEVEL: Level, measured along the iPhone’s X and Y axes Choose from four background colors: Space, Midnight, Twilight, and Sky Blue.

Are you making screen recordings on your Mac? Now you can record from your iOS device camera as a video camera input in your Mac screen recordings using Screenflick.  Screenflick Camera is specifically designed as a free companion app to the popular Screenflick screen recording app for macOS. To use Screenflick Camera: 1. Connect your iOS device to your Mac 2. Launch Screenflick Camera on your iOS device and Screenflick on your Mac 3. Record from your iOS camera! That's it. What a cinch.