Glass Clock

Glass Clock is a simple clock as an app: one rounded Liquid Glass tile with an analog face and a digital face. TWO FACES Swipe between them. The analog face has a white dial, black baton hands, and an orange second hand that sweeps instead of ticking. The digital face shows heavy rounded digits, ringed by sixty ticks that trail the current second and fade as they age. It follows your 12- or 24-hour setting. The face you leave on is the face you come back to. TWO LOOKS Full color is the widget as it looks on an active desktop. Glass turns the tile into translucent Liquid Glass, tinted by whatever is behind it: your wallpaper, your photo, or your room. Tap or click the tile to switch. On the Mac, the tile turns to glass by itself while the app is inactive, like a desktop widget; Glass When Inactive in the View menu turns that off. ON THE MAC The tile is the window. No title bar, no chrome. Drag it by its body. Resize it from any edge or corner, with a pinch on the trackpad, or with Bigger and Smaller in the View menu; it always stays square. Float on Top keeps it above your other windows. ON IPHONE AND IPAD The tile sits on a backdrop of your choosing: a soft mesh gradient, a plain color, or one of your photos. Tap the backdrop to choose. The photo picker runs outside the app, so it never sees your library. ON APPLE VISION PRO A plain window with the tile's own glass, so the room shows through. Resize it and it stays square.