Not being able to read a clock at night is hardly a trivial problem.

If you’re a person that suffers from bad eyesight and typically can’t read a clock at night, spot o’clock is designed for you!

Spot o’clock is the only clock designed to be read by individuals who suffer from poor vision without wearing glasses or contact lenses.

A clever design that is simple to understand & easy to read in or out of focus.

•Never again fumble for your glasses in the night to see the time.
•No more squinting or reaching for the clock for closer look to know what time it is.

Spot o’clock is not just a display that can be read at night, it’s a method of telling time while the user’s vision is out of focus.
Original design with utility patent pending by Luminosity Industries LLC.

•Spot o’clock can even help low vision patients tell the time, anytime.
•High contrast color scheme is designed to aid even colorblind individuals.

How does Spot o’clock actually work?
By taking into consideration what can be seen.
Even if it’s only blurred shapes and shadows, Spot o’clock quickly helps determine the time by utilizing a clever system of arranged spots that travel around the familiar analog clock face.

Combined with typical hour & minute hands that are illuminated in high contrast, the time of night or day can be recognized with just a glance.

Take a look at the example images above without your glasses or contacts & see for yourself.

Visit www.spotoclock.com for a detailed demonstration and more information.

Spot o’clock rules!

•Hour and minute hands function with normal movement, illuminated in high contrast green against a black background.
•The cornerstone hours of 12, 3, 6 & 9 o’clock are marked by stationary red circular spots.
•The current hour is denoted by a high contrast solid white circular spot.
•The upcoming hour is denoted by a lower contrast spot outlined in white that is always just ahead of the current hour.
•With each incremental hour, both the current and upcoming hour spots advance around the clock face in unison.

This unique configuration of spots, combined with the hour & minute hands, allows the user to tell time even while vision is significantly blurry.
Individuals can read Spot o’clock from a distance of a typical nightstand or greater. Results may vary per individual.

The moving spot arrangement leaves no doubt of the current hour, even though the spots may be blurry to the observer, the pattern determines the precise hour.
For example, the upcoming hour may cover a cornerstone red marker, leaving no doubt of the current hour’s position.

FEATURE LIST:
Tap the screen to bring up the options menu.

Alarm feature:
- Simple & intuitive alarm menu.
- Set an unlimited number of alarms.
- Set an alarm just once, or use the repeat feature for any combination of repeating days of the week.
- Select from 5 alarm tones to wake ranging from mild to obnoxious for the heaviest of sleepers.
- Set with or with out snooze feature.
- Naming feature allows a custom name for each alarm.

Accuracy features:
- Toggle on/off discreet hour graduations for additional accuracy.
- Toggle on/off an optional second hand.

iOS features:
- Use the latest iOS7 feature of the bottom up swipe to access brightness & volume levels quickly.
- Auto orientation in either landscape or portrait modes.