Overview
Three faces move against a fixed hand: solar year, moon, and week.
Disk Clock takes the idea of clock and turns it inside-out by moving the faces instead of the hand. Disk Calendar extends the time period to week, moon, and year. This is a calendar of sorts, built on natural cycles. Since the regular pace of a 'clock' doesn't align well with irregular months and leap years, the pace is even. Thus, the year follows the solar year, and a moon stands in for a month. Weeks are thankfully regular, and work just as you'd expect.
John Emerson FossOct 25, 2012
I wish it would run in the main browser page... am I doing something wrong because it isn't running there?
3 out of 3 people found this helpful
david iversFeb 4, 2012
Great Job! That was quite creative of you to make something like this! Thanks for the APP
4 out of 5 people found this helpful
Details
- Version2.7.0
- UpdatedDecember 25, 2012
- Size235KiB
- LanguagesEnglish (United States)
- Developer
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