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About PClock - Time as a percentage

PClock lets you visualize your time as a percentage.

Features
• Count up or down
• Notifications that update in real time
• Widgets that update in real time
• Repeat on certain days of the week or set specific dates

Install now and visualize your time in a different way to boost your productivity!

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Just what I need , The only app who does it.

Fayez K

Very unique way for time tracking

Jim S

A count down timer that can show me how much time is left - this is just what I was looking for. Would be fantastic if I could choose to display in actual time left as well.

Md Talha Ansari

Exactly what I've been searching for. I love the efficient app design. It's probably an original idea as well, since I haven't found anything similar. Congrats.

Shiro Emiya

As a student, this app is so incredibly helpful with organizing my time and getting the most out of my days. Highly recommend!!

Jessica Kristy

So unique. Perfect for time blind people such as those with adult attention deficit disorder.

Burrhus Skinner