Clock Widgets: Flip & Digital

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About this app

Clock Widgets turns your home screen into something worth looking at: 34 hand-designed clock faces, 11 of them free, as a widget or as a fullscreen nightstand clock.

Pick the style that fits your mood, drop it on your home screen, or prop the phone up and let it run fullscreen all night.

FREE STYLES — 11 of them, no account, no trial
• Flip — classic split-flap digits
• Terminal — command-line glow
• Phosphor CRT — old-monitor shimmer
• Binary, Morse, Word Grid — clocks you have to read
• Orbits, Bento, Odometer, Emoji, Traffic Light

PREMIUM STYLES — 23 more
Crystals, Liquid, Nixie, Nixie Dome, Chronomètre, Mondaine, Editorial, Solar Dial, Mirror, Tide, Flowers, Matchstick, Ember, Equalizer, HUD, Split Flap, Flip Bold, Stone Tablet, Maison, Bakery, Pretzel, Gipfel and Almwiese.

FEATURES
• Beautiful clock widgets for your home screen
• Fullscreen nightstand-style clock mode
• Customizable clock appearance
• Clean, modern interface
• No account required

Perfect for your desk setup, bedside table, focus space, phone stand, or any place where a simple clock should feel more personal.

Premium styles are unlocked with a subscription. The 11 free styles stay free — no account, no sign-up.

Create a calmer desk. Upgrade your home screen. Give your phone a clock worth looking at.
34 clock styles as home screen widgets and a fullscreen bedside clock.
Updated on
Aug 18, 2026

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