FlipClock

Name: FlipClock
Rating: 4.54 (1963 reviews)
Author: Alynx Zhou

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Display a flip clock on your phone. Open source, no permission.

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Total installs: 1,022,280
Installs / day: 0
Rating: 4.5★
Released: 25 Oct 2020
Last update: 1 Mar 2024
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Tired of flip clock apps with a lot of ADs and permissions? This is an open source app that displays a flip clock on your phone with no permission and no ad. Double tap to switch between 12/24-hour clock format, rotate to switch between landscape and portrait. Open source repo: https://github.com/AlynxZhou/flipclock-android/ I am not sure how to make it an Android screensaver because I am a Linux developer, I just ported it because SDL2 supports Android. And I think people nowadays don't use screensaver on Android. I suggest to use it just as a clock with your old, unused Android phone, because they should be LCD screen. Please don't use it for long time on OLED screen (which is in most of new phones), because OLED screen will have scars if you display similar patterns for long time.

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