Turn your iPhone and iPad into a real watch using "Stand Clock display" app. Use it as a desk clock during the day or at night. Customize clock to make it fit better your style.

Hi Hunters, this app is the result of when your little daughter breaks a desk clock that was very convenient to use at night. So please, meet the "Stand Clock Display" app for iOS and iPadOS. It turns your iPhone and iPad into great and stylish desk clock. I use it at nights together with my iPad stand. "Stand Clock Display" is simple as a life, but it is very useful and provides some customization options. You can: • Change color. • Change the date & time formats. • Display or hide the date. Also you can Instantly change a brightness of your device. I hope that you'll find it useful. Thanks

@vladislav_k I have feedback after using the app: 1) Using the full date format causes a problem when the phone is in portrait mode: http://ca.mag.cm/d65cc324edf9 1.5) It's odd to see the battery indicator remain in the upper right corner when the rest of the status bar is hidden. It would be nice to see the battery indicator hidden as well. 2) The app has way too many buttons. When I tap the screen, I see 5 buttons appear: a shopping cart, a settings cog, a venn diagram, a contrast circle, and settings sliders: http://ca.mag.cm/5e8068748285. This is way too many buttons and they all seem to do one of two things. There is no need for multiple settings or preferences buttons. Remove either the settings cog or the settings sliders buttons and put the contents of those two pages onto a single page. Additionally, the shopping cart button should be removed and instead there should be an option on the settings page to purchase the pro version of the app. When it comes to the remaining two buttons, I am baffled about why there are two different buttons which both change the color of the text on the screen. The only difference between the venn diagram button and the contrast circle button is that the contrast circle button causes the screen's brightness to temporarily increase to 100% while a color is being selected. Remove one of those buttons so that there is only one button to change the color of the text on screen. Right now there are so many buttons that the app feels cluttered when I tap the screen and finding the right button is complicated. Reducing the number of buttons will make the app feel cleaner and will make the app easier to use. The current situation makes the app feel broken. I'm using the app on an iPhone 7 Plus running the latest version of iOS.

@magnuson Thank you for your feedback. 1) Issue #1 is a bug, I'll fix it ASAP. 1.5) Seeing battery indicator is useful for me, 'cause app is running when my iPhone or iPad stands on charging stand. But after your feedback I'm looking to make it optional, so user will be able to turn it on or off in the settings. 2) I will listen to your advices and try to simplify the UI.