Description

It’s always time for pi!

piClock™ scrolls through a ribbon of digits from the number pi to find the current time and date. See how many places past the decimal point a particular four-digit block lies, and where all the other occurrences of that block appear in the first million decimal places.

Not in the mood for pi? Try a different (à la) mode: scientific types may take a natural interest in Euler's Number, “e”; architects and artists might have a proportionate love for the Golden Ratio, “phi”; or, double your pi-leasure and take a turn with "tau". No matter in which of these you irrationally place value, piClock™ covers the bases.

Assign time and date numbers separately, and choose which display formats (12- or 24-hour time, MM/DD or DD/MM date) you prefer. Shake to scroll at will, and decide whether digit blocks move steadily through the decimal places or jump around at random.

Designed for both iPad™ and iPhone®, the significantly digital piClock™ can put times on your table —integrating nicely into any classroom— and can function as your constant companion while you’re commuting, associating, or even distributing.

Video preview available at piclock.com .

NOTE: A minor graphics issue affects first-generation iPhones (possibly also the 3G) and first-generation iPod touches. piClock™ is not recommended for these devices.

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piClock™ is a trademark of B.D.S.McConnell.

What's New in Version 1.2.2

x Fixed crashing bug in displaying DigiTappy game settings (iPad only)
x Fixed orientation bug in iOS 6 for DigiTappy game (iPad only)