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Work · October 16, 2025

SimpleClock

The minimalist clock for focus and clarity

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What it does

SimpleClock is a free, distraction-free online clock for focus. Features light/dark themes, 12/24h formats & fullscreen mode. It also includes a powerful World Clock to track time across cities. Perfect for work, study, and global teams.

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