Time for art, on the screen in your hand.

Turn your phone into an art piece. Every digit is its own picture, and the app hangs it properly: on your Home Screen, on your Lock Screen, in a frame on the desk.

Or point your
iPhone camera here

iPhone & iPad

Timeframer: Art Clock, on the App Store

Free to download, with the same free galleries as the web. Everything the browser can't do is native:

Home Screen widgetsThe current set's digits, among your apps.
Live ActivitiesA running timer on your Lock Screen.
Siri“Set a 20-minute timer in Timeframer.” “Switch to the snow gallery.”
NFC frame tagsTap the phone to a tag and it opens a whole scene: set, time zone, mode.
Landscape, on purposeOn iPhone it is a display, not an app you scroll. Prop it in a frame or on a stand.

Requires iOS or iPadOS 16 or later.

Mac

Live wallpaper The clock behind your windows, on every display. Coming soon

Screen saver The gallery takes over when the Mac goes idle. Coming soon

Neither can be downloaded yet, and we'd rather not guess at a date. Two things work on a Mac today. The web clock runs full screen in any browser. And on a Mac with Apple silicon, running macOS 13 or later, the iPad app installs from the App Store. Apple lists it as “Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS”, and that is what it is: the iPad app in a window, not a wallpaper.

Web

Nothing to install. The clock runs free in any modern browser, on anything with a screen: a laptop, a TV, the old tablet in the drawer.

Open the clock

One purchase

Timeframer Pro follows your account, not your device. It is one purchase, never a subscription: sign in the same way on the web and in the iPhone & iPad app, and it is unlocked on both. What's free and what's Pro.