FP Flip Clock Pure
Minimal clock • local-first • no backend

Flip clock, cleaned up.

Flip Clock Pure turns Android and iPhone into a calm, premium clock surface. It keeps the focus on time, supports Android DreamService screensaver behavior, and uses an iOS StandBy widget instead of pretending iOS has a system screensaver.

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No account No ads No backend Settings stored locally
What it does

Built for desk mode, bedside mode, and always-on viewing.

The public site and store pages need to explain the product honestly: a clean clock app with local settings, platform-specific system support where the platform allows it, and no hidden account or server layer.

Fullscreen clock

Minimal flip-card layout with scale, theme, date, and burn-in protection controls.

Android DreamService

Android screensaver behavior is supported through the native DreamService path and manual user enablement.

iPhone StandBy

iOS uses a WidgetKit StandBy approach instead of unsupported system screensaver claims.

Platform support

One product family, platform-safe behavior.

Android

  • Fullscreen desk clock app.
  • Native DreamService screensaver.
  • Local reminder notifications only when the user opts in.

iPhone / iPad

  • Fullscreen clock app for iPhone and iPad.
  • StandBy-compatible WidgetKit widget.
  • No claim of a third-party system screensaver.
Launch roadmap

What goes out first.

1

Configure the domain and publish the legal site

Landing page, privacy policy, support page, terms, FAQ, roadmap, and store-ready links.

2

Submit store assets

Google Play and App Store descriptions, screenshots, privacy disclosures, and support URL.

3

Publish Android first, then iOS

Android DreamService ships with the app; iOS ships with the StandBy widget and the public site keeps the wording honest.

FAQ preview

Questions the site should answer up front.

Does the app collect data?

No. The app is designed to store settings locally and avoid accounts, analytics, and a backend.

Why is Android setup manual?

Because Android users must choose the screensaver themselves in system settings. The app cannot enable it silently.