A Nothing-style clock for Android: alarm, world clock, timer and stopwatch.
Dot-matrix digits, one red accent. No internet, no ads, about 3.4 MB.
New in 1.0.1: the analog widget always uses the dot-matrix dial, and the digital widget shows AM/PM in 12-hour mode. The app is now called OmniClock everywhere, and the original developer's pop-up no longer appears on startup.
Alarm · Clock · Timer · Stopwatch · Widgets (previews drawn from the app's colors, font and layout)
OmniClock is an alarm, clock, timer and stopwatch app with home-screen widgets that look like they belong on a Nothing phone, even on phones from other brands.
- Nothing look — pure black (or white) with neutral gray cards, one red accent, dot-matrix screen titles
- Dot-matrix widgets — digital and vertical clock widgets with dot-matrix digits and red minutes, drawn as an image so they also work on launchers that ignore app fonts (like Huawei)
- Dot-matrix analog widget — a ring of dots with red hands
- Transparent widgets — turn off the widget background to show the time straight on your wallpaper
- Everything a clock needs — alarms, world clock, timers, stopwatch and a screensaver
- Light and small — about 3.4 MB, English only
- No internet permission — OmniClock cannot send anything anywhere
- No ads, no analytics, no trackers
- The only permissions are the ones an alarm clock needs: notifications, vibration, flashlight, keeping the screen on and waking the phone when an alarm rings, and restoring alarms after a reboot
- Komi Store: https://github-store.org/app?repo=andrasulthan-alt/OmniClock
- Obtainium: add
https://github.com/andrasulthan-alt/OmniClock - Manual: download the APK from Releases
Every release is signed with the same key, so updates install over the previous version. Each APK comes with a .sha256 file so you can check the download.
Long-press an empty spot on the home screen → Widgets → OmniClock → drag Digital clock, Vertical clock or Analogue clock to the home screen.
For the transparent look: OmniClock → Settings → Widgets → Digital clock → turn off Display the background.
The dot-matrix widgets refresh once a minute, and alarms must be able to ring on time. Allow OmniClock to run in the background (on Huawei: Settings → Battery → App launch → OmniClock → Manage manually, then turn on all three switches).
OmniClock is based on Clock by BlackyHawky, which itself is based on the AOSP DeskClock. Many thanks to BlackyHawky and all contributors of the original app.
The dot-matrix font is Doto (SIL Open Font License 1.1).
OmniClock is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. Parts that come from AOSP are licensed under the Apache License 2.0.