MEETING · APP SCREENSHOT
Keep several timelines in view.
See the time before a meeting alongside the time spent working. Combine four timer modes, display up to six timers, and give each a name and color.
RIRAGON CLOCK AND TIMERS · WINDOWS
A comforting tick.
A clock of your own.
From a simple clock and timer to meetings and live events.
Enjoy an analog clock with your choice of design and sound, alongside multiple timers, NTP time correction, and spoken time.
Microsoft Store · ¥980 in Japan · 7-day free trial
Check the Store for local pricing and trial availability.
A sample of a ticking sound used in the app. Press the button to hear it.
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Loading the live sample.
The sample target is 15 minutes after you open this page.
COUNTDOWN TO YOUR MOMENT
How long until
your meeting?
Set a start time and see how much time remains. Use it while preparing for a meeting, getting ready to broadcast, or reaching a work milestone. Give each timer a name that makes sense to you.
This display and the timer above share one target time.
Learn how to use the timerEVERYDAY COUNTDOWN
Keep the time before you start in view.
ON TIME · APP SCREENSHOT
Until it starts. Until it ends. And beyond.
Set a planned start and end. Scheduled timers switch from waiting to in progress and can show overtime after the event.
These screenshots show the Japanese interface in version 1.2.87.0. The app also supports English.
CLOCK SKINS
Choose a clock that feels at home.
Choose from six analog designs and four digital and timer designs, then add one of 11 ticking sounds to make the clock your own.
Analog clocks
Digital clocks and timers
Unchanged render samples from development build 0.2.59. The images retain Japanese labels and are not captures of the English app. Check the Store for the released version.
More clock designs are planned.
CLOCKS, SOUND & TIMERS
Enjoy your clock. Keep time your way.
A clock and a tick to call your own
Clear clock faces and 11 ticking sounds. Choose a design, colors, and volume to make the clock at home on your desktop.
Simple timers, up to six at once
Count down, count up, or set a target time. Give meetings, presentations, and breaks their own names, colors, and alert sounds.
Set up and compare NTP servers
Compare response times and time offsets from multiple servers. NTP correction applies to the time displayed within this app.
Scheduled timers for live events
Set a start and end time. Follow the countdown to the start, the time until the end, and any overtime as your event progresses.
Hear the time, like a familiar time signal
Hear the current time in Japanese or English, with male and female voices. Choose every 10 seconds or every minute.
Small conveniences for everyday use
Start at sign-in, restore the window position, use transparency, stay on top, or lock the position. Adjust the layout and size to suit you.
DEVELOPMENT UPDATES
How the clock keeps evolving.
See the latest changes confirmed in development records. These notes do not indicate Store release dates or currently published versions.
0.2.87 The name is now Riragon Clock and Timers
The product name now spells out “and”. Explore eleven features and actual screenshots corresponding to source version 0.2.87 on the Features page.
TRY ON YOUR WINDOWS
Start with a 7-day free trial.
Standard price in Japan: ¥980 · Microsoft Store
Try the clock designs, ticking sounds, and timers on your own desktop. Check Microsoft Store for local pricing and trial availability.
DEVELOPMENT ARCHIVE
The decisions behind the desktop.
Read why the designs, layout, and controls changed, and the thinking behind them.
One action, consistent results
Keep GUI and CLI actions consistent through shared settings, timer calculations, and persistence.
Read the development notesFrom shared slots to flexible layouts
Move from switching clocks and timers in one slot to arranging independent panels.
Read the development notesSeparate design from color
Add clock designs while keeping colors, measurement, and saving consistent. Why older prototypes were set aside and how the current rendering works.
Read the development notesSUPPORT & CONTACT
Help with the app, when you need it.
Find answers to common questions, or contact us by email.