Glass Clock
Our own Android home-screen widget: a frosted-glass clock with the weather, a smart line of what matters right now, and your calendar. No account, no ads, no tracking.
- Our role
- Design, build & publishing
- Platform
- Android (works with any launcher)
- Year
- 2026
- Model
- Free to use, one-off Pro unlock
The idea
Most clock widgets are either plain or fiddly. We wanted the look of a modern glass lockscreen clock on the home screen of any phone, with the weather and the one thing you need to know right now, and nothing that needs an account.
What we built
The digits are drawn as glass: lit edges, a refraction line and a soft glow, in six typefaces, sized to fill whatever space your launcher gives the widget. A single glass card holds the date, the weather and the details you choose, in the order you choose. When it runs out of room, the least important items drop off instead of being clipped.
A smart line above the clock shows rain starting or easing, official weather warnings, your next event, what's playing, charging time and your next alarm. Calendars come from your phone or from any calendar link. Settings show a live preview on your actual wallpaper, so you can see changes as you make them.
Private by design
There's no account, no advertising, no analytics and no servers of ours in the middle. Weather comes straight from the service you pick, using your own free API key, and your calendar, music and settings stay on your phone. The privacy policy spells out exactly what leaves the device and why.