“Fixed! — Will not maintain settings. I like the fact that they do not collect data and there is a one-time purchase price, but I cannot get a response on the persistence issue. Disappointed. 1/24 - Heard from them and they are fixing a…”
About this app
ClockPhone is a stylish and functional clock app that’s easy to use.
It features an advanced alarm with flexible repeat settings: by day of the week, on a specific date, or following a shift schedule. And to make sure you really wake up, there are not just standard options to turn it off, but also advanced methods — like scanning an NFC tag, QR/barcode (for example, on a toothpaste tube in the bathroom), or solving math problems.
ClockPhone also includes a versatile timer, perfect for workouts — including various interval types like Tabata, and productivity techniques like Pomodoro, 52/17, and 90/30 — as well as for cooking, meditation, and any task that needs precise time control.
The app combines a thoughtfully designed interface with a rich feature set. Thanks to its stylish and attractive time display, ClockPhone fits beautifully into any space.…
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Which version this describes
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This analysis describes version 2.5.2 of the app, analyzed 2026-10-04 . The app may have changed since.
The store currently lists version 2.5.2, updated 2026-08-04.
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“Finally, I Found One — I upgraded phones and the alarm clock I used did not download. I hunted and hunted for a new alarm clock app that met my needs. I hate subscriptions; I don’t mind paying the app developer a one-time fee. This app…”
“Finally! — Finally, a simple clock where I don't have to purchase some stupid subscription. I have the option to buy it once and own it. Everything up else about the app is great as well. Simple easy to use. Nothing complicated.”
Assessment & version history
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Store listing updated to version 2.5.2.
What this app sells
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