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Workday Clock
Thursday, January 1
Reading local session state…
How this display works
Every design is a structurally different composition, not just another color. Switch with arrow keys or swipe, open Settings for seconds, time format and the text-color palette, and press F for fullscreen. When a mobile browser blocks native fullscreen, Desmarto opens the same design in an immersive browser view instead. Choices are stored only on this device.
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All displaysWhat is Workday Clock?
The workday as an arc: where the day started, where it stands, and when it ends — with your real session if one is running.
Workday Clock frames the working day as a visible arc between your configured start and end. If you run a Live Work session on this device, the clock reflects it truthfully (active task, elapsed time); otherwise it simply shows the civil workday progress and ends the pretense there.
Best for
- Freelancers watching billable rhythm
- Office walls framing shared working hours
- A daily 'where is the day' glance next to the main screen
How to use it
- Open the page — the arc shows today's progress from your local workday window.
- Start a session from Live Work to bind the clock to your real task.
- Command Compact strips the same truth to essentials.
Devices
Second monitors above a desk are ideal; the compact scene suits small tablets.
Customization
Workday window (default 09:00–17:30, adjustable in Live Work preferences), 12/24-hour, Light/Dark, favorite, text-color palette.
Fullscreen behavior
Fullscreen becomes the office's day-gauge. Escape returns here with session state untouched.
Honest limitations
The workday window is a local preference, not employer data; earnings math lives in Live Work, not on this clock.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the workday window come from?
From the local Live Work preferences on this device (default 09:00–17:30). It is your stated window, not tracked facts.
Does it show my active session?
Yes — if a Live Work session is running, Command shows the task and elapsed time; without one it shows only the civil arc.
What happens after the workday ends?
The arc completes and the scene acknowledges the day is done without inventing overtime.
Is anything sent to a server?
No — everything the clock shows is computed from local time and local storage.