I think this project could be merged with your new-clock repository, and add some scripts to provide different compile options, Librera Reader is already have this model.

Describe the bug

In 1.2, the list of alarms shows the days that each alarm repeats on.

In 2.1 (I skipped 2.0 because I don't check for updates that often) the list doesn't show this info. Instead, it shows some "turned off" text that duplicates the info already communicated by the toggle being in the "off" position.

This makes the list much less useful if I have to manually expand every one to figure out which one it is.

To Reproduce

1. Create 2 or more alarms and set them to repeat on different days.

2. Look at the alarms list.

3. Repeat and compare in both 1.2 and 2.1.

Screenshots

Old list with days:

New list missing days:

App version

2.1 from F-Droid

Device (please complete the following information):

• Model: Google Pixel 5a
• OS: Android 13

Additional context

With just the 2 example alarms I set up for the screenshots it's not that bad, but my real alarms have a lot more because I use them for things other than just waking up, and I really need to be able to see the days to manage them from week to week. I guess I could manually write the days out again in the label but that's not a great solution.

The way it worked in 1.2 was perfect. I don't know if this was an intentional change or just didn't get much thought put into it, but it's definitely a bug for my use case. I downgraded to 1.2 for now.

(Also not a fan of the big gray cards in 2.1 that take up more space and are brighter in a dark room, I use dark mode because I want to screen to be dark, but if it showed the days I could live with it.)

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It would be nice to be able to disable Bedtime (and possibly other tabs/sections that are not used)

Describe the solution you'd like
A settings page with list of sections and checkboxes maybe

Use case
I don't use bedtime feature (nor see a point of it) and it just clutters the UI.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
A toast with "essential permissions are missing" shows up (and hides navigation buttons) on each start.

Describe the solution you'd like
It should be show only on first launch and then have possibility to followup from the settings.

Use case
I don't grant DND permission as I don't see it necessary (I don't use this clock app as alarm) and the pop-up doesn't make any sense on each opening of the app.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Granting the permission just to get rid of it but that's just a workaround.

Downgrading to 1.2 is also considered.

Additional context
version 2.0

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

There are some permissions I don't want/have to grant in particular the Ignore Battery Optimizations permission.
Without granting this permission, the permission dialog is displayed every time the application is launched.

Describe the solution you'd like
Remove Ignore Battery Optimizations permission.

Hi @Andrewerr
I noticed that you have forked the app and are working on a custom rom, I like both forks and custom roms too. I leave you my email address: [email protected]

I would like to give you some suggestions for both the clock app and I would also be interested in testing your rom on "RN7 lavender". If you like contact me.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Widget clock is (relatively) small-ish

Describe the solution you'd like
Being able to extend it (currently it adds other configured timzones).
Would also be nice to be able to customize font size (clock/date)

Use case
It's handy to have well visible clock (possibly matter of habit)

Describe the bug
I have all haptic/touch feedback turned off in Android's system settings. Certain functions of the clock app (namely the timer) causes haptic feedback despite this. No other apps I use (including the default Google Clock app) do this.

To Reproduce

1. Ensure that haptic/touch feedback is turned off in Android's System Settings.
2. Open the Clock app and set a timer.
3. Feel the haptic feedback when setting the timer's time, starting it, pausing it, etc.

Expected behavior
The app should obey system settings and not have any haptic feedback. I do see a "Timer vibrate" setting in the app's settings, which is turned off (not sure what that setting does).

App version
Clock version 2.0 (installed from F-Droid)

Device (please complete the following information):

• Model: Google Pixel 3
• OS: Android 12

hello dear developer.
i've been facing a problem with not working the alarms.
i mean, i set up a alarm clock tonight, and the alarm clock didn't reproduce sound in the morning.
when i took my phone, i saw a message from the hours of the "missed alarm."
there were two alarms at different times, but none of them worked.
such moments happen very often.
please fix this.

thanks.

Upgrading the app to the new design from the LineageOS Clock 12 or the new AOSP DeskClock app would be awesome!

Screenshots:

@IzzySoft
https://gitlab.com/fdroid/rfp/-/issues/1997

I opened this new issue for Fdroid. With this structure I hope it will be easier to publish it on fdroid

Steps to reproduce:

1. Set timer to less than 5 seconds and click Start.
2. The timer exceeds the applied limit (resulting in a negative value).
3. The timer always stops and ringing at exactly the 5th second, regardless of the setting.

Expectation:

• The timer should stop and sound at the exact time set.

Currently, there is no way to view the progress of multiple timers in one screen, and when having more then 3 timers, swiping between then becomes quite tedious.

An approach similar to the simple clock app would be great. A toggle icon in the corner or a setting option to switch between the 'clock style' and 'list style' view can work. Alternatively, adding all the timers in the notification area can have a similar function.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, when timer is paused, only play/pause button is changed, which is not that visible. It would be nice to make it more noticeable (especially considering it's possible to pause it by taping on the timer itself)

Describe the solution you'd like
Previous version (I know, I'm a bit terrible with referring to it 🙈 but it had some nicely thought out solutions), in addition to changing the play/pause button, also made the timer digits blink/flash (1s show/hide frequency more or less).

Use case
Currently, one can tap on the timer and without focusing on the button and paying more attention may not notice that timer got paused.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It would be nice to be able to remove/configure element container - either configure the color/border/background (and possibly set it to black to make it go away) or have and option to disable it.

I'm not particularly fond of MaterialYou design (de gustibus…) and I find previous UI (see screenshots https://f-droid.org/packages/com.best.deskclock/) much cleaner.

Considering that on AMOLED true black background is desired it would be nice to be able to remove as much of the grey-ish backgrounds as much as possible.

I recently started using com.best.deskclock 2.1, installed from F-Droid on a smartphone running GrapheneOS 2024050700.

The main feature I was looking for is "shake to snooze". I've set "Device shake action" to "Snooze" and "Snooze length" to "6 minutes".

After the installation, the app asked me to grant a few permissions. Additionally, I granted permission "Sensors"; the operating system had notified me that com.best.deskclock wanted to access sensors after an alarm had fired.

Describe the bug

When an alarm fires and I shake the phone, the alarm sound and vibration stop immediately (as expected) and a notification says the alarm is snoozed (until current time + 6 minutes, expected), but the display unexpectedly keeps showing the fullscreen alarm animation.

If I then swipe left to snooze, everything works as expected. If I don't do anything further, the display keeps showing the alarm animation. After six minutes, the notification text changes to += 6 minutes without another shake or swipe, and neither sound nor vibration start again. In effect, I'll get up late and the battery is down. ;-)

in window for disabling alarm bug.
alarm window not full cover display. i'm show this in screenshot. please, fix it.

First thank you for this app with great features!

Use case / Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

At some points during the day I like to have a reminder that it is this moment of the day by having a specific tune played (church bells). I want to listen it to the end and not dismiss nor have the alarm repeat.

Also, for morning wakeup I set another tune that I like to hear until the end, but here I still would like a repeat if I don't wake up.

Describe the solution you'd like

To the setting "stop ringtone after" add an option "at the end of the tune" and also make this global option configurable per alarm

To the setting "repeat duration" add the option "do not repeat" and also make this global option configurable per alarm.

Use case

See above

Describe alternatives you've considered

I configured the "stop ringtone after" to the approximate duration of the tune, and then I manually have to stop alarms I don't want to have repeated.

Additional context

I can't think of anything

In timer, you can add extra time only minute by minute. Holding the +1 button should prompt a field where you can input an arbitrary number in minutes.

(This is a somewhat of a followup to #7)

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It would be great if list of the Timers were more compact.

Describe the solution you'd like
I would imagine that a list of stopped/inactive timers could be done as just timer name + timer value without the circle.

Once the timer is started it would (optionally) switch to expanded view with the elapsed time circle.

Additional benefit would be better way to distinguish which timer is started and stopped.

Also, maybe started timers could be placed on the top of the list?

This nice simple, no-frills app appears to be a bit behind with latest developments... is it still maintained, or is it another dead project?

Before you ask yes I gave it the permission.

The phone does start but the actual alarm never rings.

ability to create alarms by selecting the specific date

The options for the theme must be light / dark / system

Do you plan to update the f-droid version? It seems to be a version behind.

Please use an adaptive icon.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.deskclock

If you take a look at their screenshots:

I was hoping we could have a setting to switch to this look UI?

I've noticed two unexpected behaviors that occur from time to time when using this clock app:

• Sometimes an alarm I have configured does not ring at the expected time, and the notification saying that there is an upcoming alarm persists, now referring to a time that is in the past.
• Sometimes an alarm that no longer exists will ring. For example, yesterday evening I changed my 7:15am alarm to 8:15am. However, this morning it still rang at 7:30am, despite a notification saying the upcoming alarm was at 8:15am. (It did not ring at 8:15am.)

Due to the similarity I suspect these behaviors might be caused by the same bug.

I am using Android 12 on the Pixel 3a, rooted, with battery optimization disabled for the clock app.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It would be nice to have a full-screen notification when timer is up. It works for when the screen is off but not if the screen is on and we are in other application.

It worked in version 1.2 in earlier versions of Android (AFAIR stopped after upgrading to Android 14)