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Angel Clock is made by one person. Write and that person answers — usually within a day or two, always eventually.
Tell us which iPhone and which iOS version, and what you saw instead of what you expected. A screenshot says more than a paragraph.
Is Angel Clock in the App Store yet?
Not yet. Angel Clock is finished enough to be beautiful and not yet finished enough to be submitted. This site exists first so that everything the app promises — privacy, terms, a person to write to — is already standing when it arrives.
Which minutes does it catch?
That depends on your clock, and it is worth knowing why. A 24-hour screen turns the midnight 12:12 into 00:12, and the afternoon 4:44 into 16:44, which spells nothing at all — so Angel Clock follows the face you actually read, using your iPhone’s own setting (Settings → General → Date & Time → 24-Hour Time).
On a 12-hour clock
1:11 · 2:22 · 3:33 · 4:44 · 5:55 · 11:11 · 12:12 — each one twice a day, morning and night.
On a 24-hour clock
01:11 · 02:22 · 03:33 · 04:44 · 05:55 · 10:10 · 11:11 · 12:12 · 13:13 · 15:15 · 17:17 · 21:21 · 22:22 — once each.
The two lists are not the same length on purpose. A 24-hour face hides some of the classic minutes, so it is given the mirrored hours it can show instead.
The widget is showing the wrong minute
Widgets do not run continuously. iOS decides when one is allowed to redraw, and it spends that permission carefully to save your battery. Angel Clock asks for a redraw whenever the sky changes and whenever you catch a minute — but asking is all any app can do. Why iPhone widgets go stale has the whole story.
If it looks stuck: open Angel Clock once, then look again. If it is still wrong after that, write to us with the time on the widget and the time on your lock screen.
No whisper arrived
Whispers are local notifications — nothing is sent from a server, because there is no server. Check Settings → Notifications → Angel Clock, and check whether a Focus was on at that minute. A Focus will hold a notification quietly and hand it over later, which is exactly when a minute stops meaning anything.
I paid and it did not unlock
Open the Angel Clock paywall and tap restore — or tap the gear on the You screen and choose Restore Purchases, which does the same thing without opening the paywall. Purchases belong to your Apple Account, not to the installation, so a restore is the right move after a new phone, a reinstall, or a second device.
If restore finds nothing, check that you are signed in with the Apple Account you bought with, then write to us — include the date of the purchase.
How do I cancel a subscription?
Through Apple, not through us: Settings → your name → Subscriptions. Angel Clock never sees your payment details and cannot cancel on your behalf. Canceling keeps the premium sky until the period you already paid for runs out.
How do I delete everything?
Delete the app. Everything Angel Clock knows lives on your iPhone, so it leaves with the app — there is no account to close and nothing of yours on a server of ours. The longer version is on the privacy page.
Something looks broken on this website
Write to hello@angelclock.com. If it is a security issue, the terms and the address for that are in security.txt.