Butterclock
iOS app by Alejandro Hernandez Mitre. Utilities · Alejandro Hernandez Mitre
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- 1.99 USD
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-13
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Store description excerpt
Butterclock turns your iPhone into a beautiful clock. Browse a gallery of hand-crafted retro faces, pick the one you love, choose your colours, and rotate into Stand Mode for an instant desk or nightstand clock. NINE HAND-CRAFTED FACES • Butter — chunky extruded pixel digits • Arcade — stacked isometric voxel cubes • Terminal — glowing phosphor dot-matrix • LCD — classic liquid-crystal with ghost segments • Bedside — warm red LED, like a retro alarm clock • Neon — glowing glass tubes • Minimal — clean hairline geometry • Flip — mechanical split-flap board • Varsity — bold stadium slab Every numeral is drawn by hand — no fonts, no images — so each face stays crisp at any size, from your pocket to your desk. COLOUR THEMES Each face comes with its own set of colour themes. Tap a chip and the whole face changes instantly, with a satisfying little haptic. STAND MODE Rotate to landscape and Butterclock fills the screen and keeps the display awake — a desk clock in seconds. Auto-dim gently eases the brightness after dark, so it feels right on a nightstand. Tap once for a brightness slider and to flick between faces. MADE THE WAY YOU LIKE • 12 or 24-hour time • Optional seconds, date and a small per-face label • Leading-zero on the hour, on or off • Gentle, tasteful haptics throughout PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays on your device. No account, no sign-up, no tracking, and no data ever leaves your iPhone. Pick a face. Make it yours. Put it on your desk.
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