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General questions about CyberClock features, configuration, and troubleshooting.
CyberClock is a premium cyber-neon styled desktop clock application that combines a clock, calendar, timer, stopwatch, relaxation module, and independent floating time tools into a single lightweight app.
Yes. CyberClock is free and open source under the GPLv3 license. You can help keep it free here.
Yes. CyberClock works fully offline. Only auto-update checks require internet.
Yes. Go to Settings → Appearance → Time format.
Yes. Toggle "Show seconds" in Settings → Appearance.
A retro CRT monitor overlay that simulates the look of old cathode ray tube displays. Toggle in Settings → Mini Mode.
Yes. Select a day in the calendar and click to add a note.
The agenda displays upcoming events, scheduled items, and notes for specific days.
Yes. Moon phase icons are displayed for each day.
Yes. Use the preset buttons or set a custom duration.
An audible alert plays (if enabled) and a visual notification appears.
Yes. Choose New Timer or New Stopwatch from the system tray menu or Mini Mode context menu. Each floating window keeps its own state.
No. The 30s, 1m, 5m, 10m, and 15m presets add time to the armed total. Press Start when you are ready.
Press the Lap button or use the L key while the stopwatch is running.
Yes. Click "Copy to clipboard" to copy the lap table for pasting into other apps.
Best lap, worst lap, average lap, and delta vs average.
Night, Forest, Outer Space, Ocean, Rain, and Fireplace.
Box Breathing (4-4-4-4) and 4-7-8 Breathing.
No. Sounds are procedurally synthesized using the Web Audio API, no loops, infinite variation.
Yes. The Alarms view holds as many alarms as you need: once, every day, weekdays, weekends, or selected days, with a message, a sound, and a repeat count.
Yes. In the alarm designer, choose Use your own sound and pick an MP3 or WAV. Hourly chimes still accept their own file from Settings → Time → Hourly Chimes.
Set a schedule window in Settings → Time with start/end times.
A compact always-on-top clock bar whose dimensions vary by skin and zoom, staying visible over other windows.
15 unique skins including Titanium Mech, Holo Display, Glass Orb, Sunset Pulse, and Quantum.
Yes. Enter your name under Settings → General → Welcome. CyberClock uses it in the time-aware greeting shown beside the brand when Full Mode opens.
Yes. Right-click Mini Mode → Lock position.
Expected for new releases until Windows builds enough reputation for the file; see Installation & Setup: click More info, then Run anyway.
- Ensure Tauri dependencies are installed
- Try running as Administrator
- Check Windows Event Viewer for errors
- Check system volume
- Verify volume slider in relaxation module
- Ensure audio drivers are working
- Check if chimes are enabled
- Verify schedule window settings
- Check volume settings
- Enable "Always on top" in settings
- Check if another app is forcing topmost
Open an issue on GitHub Issues with:
- CyberClock version
- Windows version
- Steps to reproduce
- Expected vs actual behavior
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch
- Submit a pull request
- Describe your changes in the PR description
UI strings are in src/shared/i18n.js. Submit a PR with your translation.
See the Donate section on the main README.