The astronomical dial of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, brought to your home screen as a living widget.
The painted 24-hour ring turns beneath a fixed golden marker: the marker always points at the present hour, so the sun crosses the top of the dial around noon and the moon around midnight, exactly as on the tavern clocks of Bohemia. No animation tricks, no computation for show — the dial simply turns with the day.
THE CENTRE IS YOURS
The time is always displayed on the vellum at the centre of the dial. Around it, you choose what else appears, widget by widget:
- the date
- the day of the week
- the battery level
- the next alarm
Tap the widget at any time to reopen its settings. Two dials side by side can show different things.
THREE SIZES
The widget adapts to the room you give it: a compact 2 x 2 keeps the time alone, a 3 x 3 adds one line, a larger widget adds two. The text is always fitted inside the round vellum — nothing ever crosses onto the painted ring.
NO PERMISSIONS. NONE.
This widget requests no permission at all: no location, no network, no tracking, nothing to accept. The list of centre elements is deliberately limited to what Android provides without any permission. The time comes from your phone's clock; day and night are painted on the dial itself. It works entirely offline and touches nothing on your device.
A quiet piece of Bohemia for your home screen.
This is an unofficial fan creation. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Warhorse Studios or Deep Silver. Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a trademark of its respective owners.
The 24-hour dial of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, turning on your home screen.