Full-Screen Digital Clock
A big, calm clock for your second screen.
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Clock settings
Your settings are saved in this browser only. In full screen the controls fade away and, where the browser allows it, the screen is kept awake.
Private by design. This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your input is processed on your own device and is not uploaded by DO101.
About the Full-Screen Digital Clock
A full-screen clock built to be left running: a split-flap flip display or glowing digits, six themes, any time zone, and controls that fade away after a few seconds. Where the browser allows it, the screen is kept awake so it never dims mid-meeting.
How to use it
- 1Pick a display style and theme.
- 2Set the time zone, or leave it on this device.
- 3Press full screen and leave it running.
What you get
- Split-flap flip cards or glowing digits
- Six themes including Amber, Terminal and Paper
- Any of sixteen time zones, or your own
- Controls fade away in full screen
- Keeps the screen awake where the browser allows it
- Settings saved on your device
Frequently asked questions
Does it work as a screensaver?
It behaves like one in the browser: full screen, controls fading out, and the screen kept awake through the Screen Wake Lock API. A true operating-system screensaver has to be installed separately — this needs no download at all.
Will my screen still dim?
Not while the browser grants a wake lock, which most current desktop browsers do in full screen. A note appears on screen when the lock is active.
Is it accurate?
It reads your device's clock, so it is exactly as accurate as your computer. Time zones are converted with the browser's own database.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Once the page has loaded there is nothing more to fetch.
Are my settings saved?
Yes, in this browser only. Nothing is sent anywhere.
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