Everyone

Christian Kaiser

Jelly Bean

Ever missed some important date while watching a video? Battery down?

That's what these "clock overlay" or "overlay clock" apps are for: to display some information (time, battery state, ...) all the time, not caring whether the app "below" is a fullscreen app or not.

This is or was intended for personal use only, but it's too good for that... There are some clock overlays around, but neither working good enough, draining battery or hard to configure. So I created this simple app. I hope you like it- it grew into a most sophisticated app.

The position of the text is configurable as well as contents (time with and without seconds, date and weekday, battery state), colors and size.

It is Android 6 permission restrictions aware, so when you get an Android error "Screen Overlay Detected", or if you are not able to grant a permission by touching the button in the dialog where you shall grant it, it is easy to temporarily disable YACO for 5 minutes using its notification entry's "pause" button. It will automatically re-appear after that time. Simple and effective.

This inconvenience can be circumvented if you allow YACO to be an "accessibility app" (using a shortcut link inside the app's "Info" page makes it easy). Then it can watch out for the permission dialog and disable itself until it's safe to show up again. This way you have an overlay that does not intervene with the permission popup. Yet you must trust me that I don't use the behaviour checks for anything except the hide and show for that sole purpose (BTW: I do promise I don't!)

I'd like to have feedback (can be done in the app).

More information is given at the app's homepage, https://android.chk.digital/yaco/.

YACO - Yet Another Clock Overlay

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