The first believers who started this movement
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Become a Founding SupporterReal people, real reasons. Here's why our founding supporters signed.
"No options for analog clocks either, always the stupid unreadable digital clocks giving you a false sense of time all the time. It is time for a change! It is time to have more options, and if you won't give us analog clocks I want no clocks at all."
"I could not be more frustrated about this exact thing. The fact that this petition exists will let me sleep tonight. Why don't we have the choice? What would be so terrible about spending a few hours of free time in a row without worrying about how much of it is left?"
Why do you want the option to hide the clock?
Share Your Reason When You SignWhy the right to hide the clock is fundamental to digital autonomy
The constant display of time creates a low-level stress that never stops. Every glance at your phone triggers "Am I late? Am I behind? Am I wasting time?" This chronic temporal pressure affects millions—especially those with ADHD, anxiety, or creative work.
"The clock doesn't help you. It haunts you."
You can change your wallpaper, customize widgets, enable dark mode, manage notifications. But hide the clock? Impossible. Tech companies give you endless customization—except for this one fundamental choice over your own interface.
"Your device, their rules."
Artists, writers, programmers, athletes—they all know the best moments come when you forget the clock. Psychologists call it "flow state." The constant time display actively prevents the deep focus that leads to your best work.
"Creativity blooms in timelessness."
We're not asking for clocks to be banned. We're asking for a toggle. The same way you can enable "Do Not Disturb" or "Focus Mode"—you should be able to choose "Hide Clock." It's your device. It should be your choice.
"Not a revolution. Just a toggle."
A system-level option to hide the clock on the lock screen, status bar, and home screen.
Not a hack. Not a jailbreak. Just a simple toggle that respects user autonomy.
This isn't just philosophy—it's scientifically backed
of people regularly experience "time stress"—the feeling there's never enough time.
American Psychological Association, 2023
average time needed to return to deep focus after an interruption.
UC Irvine Research, 2022
per day the average person checks their phone—seeing the time every single time.
Reviews.org Mobile Usage Study, 2023
of people want more control over their digital environment and fewer distractions.
Digital Wellness Institute, 2024
Studies show that constant time awareness contributes to chronic stress and diminished wellbeing. It creates a "time pressure mentality" even when there's no actual deadline.
Source: Journal of Environmental Psychology, 2021
Mihály Csíkszentmihályi's research on "flow" shows that timelessness is essential for peak creativity and happiness. People report their most satisfying experiences when they forget time exists.
Source: Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience
Constant visual reminders (like clocks) function as "passive distractors" that increase cognitive load, even when we don't consciously register them.
Source: Cognitive Psychology Research, 2023
Lack of control over basic interface elements contributes to feelings of powerlessness in our digital interactions. "User agency" is crucial for digital wellbeing.
Source: Human-Computer Interaction Journal, 2024
The data is clear: constant time awareness harms our wellbeing.
It's time to give users real control.
Practical implementation for every device
Clock always visible in status bar, lockscreen, homescreen
Settings option: "Hide clock system-wide" - with exceptions for clock app and alarms
iOS/Android already have "Focus" modes - why not a "Timeless Focus" that hides the clock?
We can pause notifications. Why not also pause temporal pressure?
Universal feature for visual comfort. "Timeless Mode" should be the same.
Accessibility features prove interface customization is essential for wellbeing.
It could be this simple. A toggle. A choice. A right.
Millions search every month for ways to hide the clock on iPhone, remove time from Android, disable clocks on PlayStation, Xbox, and other devices. Here's why it's currently impossible.
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Players want to hide clock displays on PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch to stay immersed without constant time reminders breaking flow.
People search for ways to remove clock from iPhone and Android to reduce time anxiety and maintain deep work sessions.
Users want to turn off time displays on all devices to reduce stress and practice mindful technology use.
The solution isn't a workaround or hack. It's making this a standard feature.
Demand This FeatureCan you hide the clock on your device? We researched every major platform. Here's what's actually possible.
Objections, doubts, and resistance answered
Every tech revolution started with a simple question:
"Why not?"
Why can we choose colors but not time display?
Why can we manage notifications but not temporal pressure?
Why isn't this a basic right?
A wellbeing-first push for time autonomy on all digital devices.
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We're gathering founding supporters who believe in time autonomy.
At 100 supporters, we publish an open letter to Apple, Google, and Microsoft.
With enough voices, we contact accessibility teams directly.
"We're not asking for a revolution.
We're asking for a toggle."