Clock Screensaver

Georg Sieber

In-app purchases

About this app

Simple Fullscreen Clock Screensaver
- analog and digital clock can be activated or deactivated individually
- optional date and weekday view
- displays appointments from Android calendar or internal event database
- adjustable background and clock color
- can be set as Android system screensaver ("DayDream") on smartphones and tablets
- compatible with Android TV devices

This app is Open Source:
https://github.com/schorschii/FsClock-Android

Ratings and reviews

It's a very nice app! Doesn't drain battery, but there is only one issue. It dosen go sideways. When I tried to do it in the setting it doesn't allow me to turn anything on or off. So I hope you fix that problem, but still a very good clock app!!! 🤗

I must say I have mixed feelings after purchasing it. First of all it looks good and I think the price is fair. Then I am missing some customization flexibility. For example, you can set a custom color for the clock and then tell it to use that color for the clock face or the hour and minute hands or the seconds hand. You must decide what to use the single custom color for. It appears to be not possible to use multiple custom colors and assign them to different elements. I can also not set a different font for the digital clock and date. I can also not set a custom date format. Then, there is a link for finding clock faces online. This leads to the homepage of the app. Unfortunately, at the time of writing this, I cannot find any additional faces to download there. And then the app cannot be used as screen saver. This means you must manually activate it and it does not automatically start with the screen saver timeout. Overall I think this app has potential. I like the simple layout. But it also feels incomplete. Most of the missing features I mentioned seem to be standard in other apps. If you like the defaults and you do not require much customization and you do not mind to manually activate it, then the app seems to work just fine.

A wonderful screen saver, kicks in after allotted 'stay on' time has passed. It has the most elegant sweeping second hand, emulating a sophisticated automatic watch movement, rather that the jump hand of many others clicking on one second leaps. It is activated by going to your phones screen saver settings (not the app), and clicking on the app icon which will be loaded there. Yep, you can change no settings with the basic, but it's ad free, and the 'basic' is just fine for me...

What's new

- button which directs the user directly to the Android screensaver settings
- better settings UI on TVs
- fix unwanted "Events" text on some devices