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About CatClock Mono

Give Your Old Device a Second Life with CatClock Is your old iPhone or iPad gathering dust because it's too slow for modern apps? Transform it into a sophisticated, minimalist desk clock with CatClock. Designed with a high-contrast Black & White aesthetic, CatClock turns any device into a functional piece of decor. It’s not just a clock; it’s a silent, charming companion for your workspace. Key Features: - Minimalist Design: Pure B&W interface optimized for high visibility and aesthetic calm. - Interactive Companion: A charming pixel cat walks across your screen. Tap the cat to see it jump! - Adaptive Clock: Toggle between 12-hour (with AM/PM) and 24-hour formats with a simple tap. - Essential Dashboard: View your local weather and a monthly calendar at a glance. - Smart Layout: Supports both Portrait and Landscape orientations with smooth animations. - Upcycle Friendly: Lightweight and optimized specifically for older devices to ensure smooth performance. - English Only: A clean, distraction-free interface using only English text. - Stay focused and keep your desk stylish. Let CatClock watch the time for you.

App privacy

The developer, Jawoong Ku, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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