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Flipqlo is a flip-clock screensaver for Windows and Android. It displays a fullscreen, minimalist flip-clock animation — inspired by classic desk clocks — that activates when your device is idle.
Yes. Flipqlo is fully free and open-source under the MIT License.
No. Flipqlo has no network access, no telemetry, and no analytics. It only reads the system clock.
This is a known Windows limitation when using framework-dependent executables. The distributed .scr is published as a self-contained single-file binary to avoid this. Make sure you downloaded the official release and haven't re-compiled with default settings.
Because the .scr doesn't have a paid code-signing certificate, Windows SmartScreen may flag it as "unknown publisher". Click More info → Run anyway to proceed. The source code is fully open — you can audit or build it yourself.
Go to Settings → Personalization → Lock screen → Screen saver settings and adjust the Wait value (in minutes).
Yes — the screensaver launches a fullscreen window on each detected display.
Make sure the APK was installed successfully. On some devices you may need to open the app once before it appears in the Daydream list.
This is usually a device-level animation issue. Try toggling Reduce animations off in Accessibility settings, or file a bug with your device model details.
Yes — the DreamService scales to any screen size.
See the Contributing page for build prerequisites and instructions.