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Audio Clock turns your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch into a beautiful, living clock. Each theme is a piece of generative art, rendered in real time with GPU shaders, so the time appears through animated visuals - from fluid metaballs and morphing typography to drifting sand, fog, and terrain. Whether on a desk or a nightstand, it doubles as a quiet piece of ambient decor.
The app is free to use as a basic clock, with more than 60 themes available through in-app purchase. Designs range from clean analog and digital faces and bold typographic layouts to fully animated generative scenes, and the full version unlocks every theme along with new ones added in later releases.
Audio Clock is built around sound as much as sight. A music wake-up timer greets your morning with your own songs, a music sleep timer eases you into the night, and a countdown timer and a customizable hourly time signal complete a full set of timekeeping tools - so the clock on your shelf always has something useful and beautiful to do.
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Newspad is an iOS news reader for iPhone and iPad, built around one idea: simple and readable. Through clean, minimal design, smart use of color, and an original parsing algorithm, it delivers a strikingly fast and comfortable reading experience.
An original extraction engine parses articles from across the web and converts every one of them into a single clean, unified format, stripping away clutter for distraction-free reading. Articles are preloaded in advance, so they open instantly with no loading wait.
It brings all your news into one place: Newspad's own curated feed - where machine learning surfaces the most topical stories - alongside Google News and Feedly, pulling together articles from many sources and languages. Cloud Sync keeps your subscriptions consistent across every device, gesture-based quick navigation moves you between pages effortlessly, and keyword filters and source blocking keep the signal high and the noise out.
Articles can be shared and saved instantly through both the Newspad interface and the native iOS share sheet. Keyword notifications - even on Apple Watch - surface breaking news on the topics you follow, while a built-in text-to-speech engine reads the latest headlines aloud. A subscription-based Premium plan, offered monthly or annually through Stripe or iOS in-app purchase and backed by AWS, removes in-feed ads and unlocks every feature without limits.
Mobile
GPS Compass for Ranger is an iPhone navigation tool built for the outdoors, made for activities like hiking, mountain biking, cycling, and camping. It pairs a real-time digital compass with live GPS readouts, giving you precise bearing, coordinates, and altitude wherever the trail leads.
The compass tracks your heading continuously and can lock to either True North or Magnetic North. Position is shown the way you prefer, with a full range of coordinate and grid formats - Degrees Minutes Seconds, Degree Decimal, Minute Decimal, UTM, and MGRS - alongside Metric, Imperial, or Nautical units. Latitude, longitude, and altitude update live, each with its own GPS accuracy readout so you always know how far to trust the fix.
A camera overlay mode turns the screen into a see-through compass you can hold over a paper map, working like a clear acrylic baseplate so map and heading line up at a glance. Multiple filters - colorized, monochrome, normal color, and inverted variants, each finished with a subtle vignette - keep the dial readable in changing light.
A built-in flashlight covers constant, flashing, and SOS signaling for low light and emergencies, with adjustable brightness. Current coordinates can be copied, shared by email or message, or opened straight in Google Maps, while a choice of interface colors lets you tune the display to your surroundings.
Mobile
Android Widget is a home-screen widget suite that turns an Android phone into a personal dashboard for your body, your home, and your devices. Everyday essentials are there at a glance - weather, a world clock, a calendar, and stock and exchange-rate tickers - but the focus is on bringing the state of your physical world onto the home screen.
Health widgets track the body. Step counts, activity, weight, and body composition flow in from Fitbit and Withings, turning daily fitness and long-term trends into a quick read without opening an app.
Home widgets track the space around you. Room-by-room temperature and humidity come from Zigbee sensors placed throughout the house, companion widgets pull live CPU, memory, and disk readings from a home server over the local network, and ring gauges keep the phone's own battery, memory, and storage in view.
Smart-home widgets close the loop with control. The suite connects to Home Assistant to lock and unlock the door and check its state at a glance, and it watches Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in the background to sense whether you are home or away - presence that can drive the lock and the rest of the dashboard. A background scheduler keeps each widget current and refreshes the moment the device is unlocked.