TimeCube Spatial Clock

A spatial clock that performs the day.

A frosted glass cube stands in the corner of your room — 12 centimeters on a side, wherever you place it. Each hour is a pane of glass that builds itself over 60 minutes, then tips onto the stack with a small flash, a puff of dust, and a chime pitched to the time of day. Every midnight, the day you built comes crashing down in a rain of glass, and a fresh one begins.

Tune the hour, minute, and second colors to match your space — or pick a curated palette: Dawn, Noon, Dusk, Midnight, or Classic. The sound breathes with your circadian rhythm — brightest at noon, softest at night — with quiet hours built in so it rests when you do.

Built for visionOS 26. Made for rooms you live in.