Always On Display

Give your phone a personal ambient clock with Always On Display. Choose a clear digital clock, a quiet analog dial or a layout that puts the date first. Keep time, date and battery information in view, with optional notification icons.

FIND YOUR CLOCK STYLE
Explore 12 distinct clock compositions. Filter digital, analog, minimal and date-focused styles, save favorites, then preview a face full screen before applying it.

MAKE IT PERSONAL
Choose 12-hour or 24-hour time. Adjust clock size, color, vertical position and display brightness. Add a short message, a small personal photo or a subtle Moon or Stillness image against the black background. Save appearance presets to switch between your preferred setups.

SET YOUR DISPLAY ROUTINE
Enable automatic display explicitly, then lock your phone. Choose charging-only behavior, set a schedule by day, including overnight hours, and select a low-battery threshold or session timeout. Supported sensors can pause the display in a pocket or when the phone faces down. Start now opens a manual desk clock when you want it.

CHOOSE YOUR NOTIFICATION ICONS
With optional notification access, see app icons and current counts without putting message text on the clock. Exclude individual apps with local filters, or use the clock without notification access.

STAY IN CONTROL
Pause, resume or stop from the monitoring notification. Open controls through a Quick Settings tile. Setup diagnostics explain access states and pause reasons, and let you review a technical report before copying it.

DEVICE COMPATIBILITY AND POWER
This app provides its own ambient display. Automatic opening requires Android access and depends on system restrictions. Android controls authentication; under-display fingerprint sensors may require exiting to the lock screen first. Background behavior and sensors vary by device. Schedule checks use minute ticks and relevant events, which power saving may delay.

A black background, modest brightness and periodic clock shifts reduce bright static surfaces. Battery use depends on the display, phone and settings. LCD backlighting still uses power. Native hardware AOD power use and burn-in prevention are not guaranteed.