Every ring is an event
The Second, Minute and Day rings are just three seeded events. Add a habit, a deadline, or a daily solar moment and you get another ring — with its own colour, icon and countdown.
A time-dimension clock for Android
Wakt
Every moment matters.
Wakt turns time into something you can author. Each recurring habit, deadline, or solar moment becomes a glowing ring orbiting a pulsing core — and the same instant can be read across fifteen reckonings.
Event-driven
Fifteen reckonings
No account
Free, no ads
Built for Android 10+ as a single dark, edge-to-edge cosmic canvas.
The idea
Time, re-dimensioned
Most clocks show the same three hands. Wakt treats every recurring or upcoming moment as a first-class event that drops on its own schedule — and renders each one as a luminous ring.
A pulsing cosmic core
Rings orbit a living centre on a deep-space canvas of nebula and stars. Tap any ring to inspect, edit, enable or delete the event behind it.
Read it fifteen ways
The same instant resolves across thirteen human calendars plus Unix and GPS time. The centre read-out and the Calendars screen always agree.
The engine
Three ways a moment can drop
Behind every ring is one of three schedule kinds, evaluated by a pure, calendar-agnostic engine.
Loop
Recurring drops on a fixed cadence, optionally snapped to calendar boundaries like the start of a day, month, or year.
Instant
A one-shot countdown to a single absolute moment — a launch, a deadline, a birthday — that completes and rests.
Ephemeris
Location-aware solar drops. Sunrise and sunset rings are computed from your device location for each new day.
What you get
A clock you can author
Wakt started as a clock. It became a small engine for time — fast, private, and built to be extended.
Event-driven by design
Rings are projections of events, not bespoke UI. Add an event, get a ring. Disable it, the ring fades.
Pluggable calendars
Each reckoning is a calendar system contributed in a single line. Adding one is genuinely a one-line change.
A pure, tested core
The drop and ephemeris engines are plain Kotlin — no Android, no database — so the heart of the app is fast to test and easy to trust.
Multi-touch chrono
A full-screen stopwatch of energy-circle timers you can spin up with a touch, right alongside the main clock.
Private by default
No account, no sign-in, no tracking. Your events live on your device.
Fixed cosmic theme
One dark, edge-to-edge palette with a nebula and starfield backdrop, and a fluid dissolve between screens.
Fifteen reckonings
One instant, fifteen reckonings
Because a drop is always an absolute instant, events are never bound to a calendar — a calendar only describes the instant. Wakt reads the very same moment across all of these, live.
The same instant, right now
00:00:00
Gregorian—
Hijri—
Hebrew—
Persian—
Indian—
Chinese—
Buddhist—
Japanese—
Coptic—
Ethiopian—
Amazigh—
Ancient Egyptian—
Mayan—
Unix—
GPS—
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is Wakt?
Wakt is a time-dimension clock for Android. Instead of three fixed hands,
every recurring or upcoming moment becomes a glowing ring orbiting a pulsing core, and the
same instant can be read across fifteen reckonings.
What do the rings mean?
Each ring is an event. The default Second, Minute and Day rings are
seeded events; anything you add — a habit, a deadline, a solar moment — becomes
another ring with its own colour, icon and countdown.
Which calendars does Wakt support?
Thirteen human calendars — Gregorian, Hijri, Hebrew, Chinese,
Indian, Persian, Buddhist, Japanese, Coptic, Ethiopian, Amazigh, Ancient Egyptian and Mayan
— plus two machine time scales, Unix and GPS.
Does Wakt need an account or internet?
No account is required and there is no sign-in. Your events stay on your
device. Location is only used, with permission, to compute solar sunrise and sunset
rings.
Is Wakt free?
Yes. Wakt is free and has no ads.
Make time yours
Author your own rings, watch them orbit a pulsing core, and read every moment across fifteen calendars — on one dark, edge-to-edge canvas.
Free, no ads, no account. Built for Android 10+.
Android 10+ phone app.