Weather mini 1.3 brings to you multiple complications and some special watch faces:

Infograph Watch face

There are temperature, UV Index, humidity, pressure, wind, sunrise and sunset in this watch face.

X-Large Watch face

You can choose temperatures (including feels like temperature) in this watch face.

Infograph Modular Watch face

There are temperatures, humidity, cloud cover, precipitation and hourly forecasts and UV Index in this watch face.

Add Watch faces in settings

We've prepared some watch faces with different complications, you can choose to activate one right from the app.

• Weather mini on App Store
• Weather mini FAQ

Menu bar mode

Finally the menu bar mode is here, Weather mini now can run just in the menu bar. You can bring up the same window by clicking the menu bar icon in any workspace without the Dock.

Choose your favorite style

Exisited about the coming macOS design updates? We have a brand new Dock icon style that you can choose from. If you prefer to have a larger temperature number in the Dock, now you can.

More controls in preferences

We've added a preferences panel to have all the settings in one place, you can control the launch at startup option, switch between standard mode or menu bar mode, background refreshes and more.

Weather mini version 1.2 is now available on the Mac App Store, it is a free update to all our users.

• Weather mini in App Store
• Weather mini FAQ

Introducing Translate mini, a mini translator app made just for the watch.

Translator on your wrist

We are big fans of watch apps, especially those watch-only apps. We always wish the watch can do more without the phone, so this time we've built a mini translator that works just on the watch.

Quota based service

From the beginning, we think a subscription plan may not work best for a translator. As users, we are not using a translator everyday, instead we use it only when we were travelling or on vacations. Wouldn't it be great if the translation service is quota based with no expiry date? With Translate mini, you can do that!

Here's how it works:

• New translations will cost translation quota by characters translated.
• When you were out of translation quota, you can simply redeem via in-app purchase on the watch.
• Don't like quota? There's an unlimited version to unlock once for all.

Translation engines and languanges

• Microsoft Azure
• Google Cloud

• Translate mini on App Store
• Privacy Policy
• FAQ

We love mini apps, we'd like to keep our apps to be useful while in a mini style.

New UI, New Mini Mode

In this update, we've fine-tuned details of the user interface, to make it simpler and cleaner. The weather illustrations are merged into the canvas now, it looks even better in the dark background.

There's a brand new mini mode in this version, it's a square window that only shows current weather illustration with limited information, which is a great way for keeping it on the desktop or in another monitor if you were using multiple displays.

More Controls

We've added more mouse controls in this version, now you can double click the artwork to toggle between normal and mini mode. The artwork supports control-click for quick operation too. If the default conditions were not your favorite order, you can simply reorder them by drag and drop.

More Macs

Unlike iOS, many users are still using macOS Majove or even El Capitan, so we've restructured the whole codebase to support that, we hope more and more people can enjoy this mini weather experience on their Mac.

• Weather mini on Mac App Store
• Weather mini for Apple Watch
• Weather mini FAQ

The Dock Clock

The Dock on the Mac desktop is a convenient place to access apps and features that you’re likely to use every day, and the dock icons look gorgeous, especially on a retina display.

Wouldn't it be great if the dock icons can show even more information?

Clock mini would be a perfect choice:

• A beautiful live clock running in the dock all the time
• Click the clock icon for more

Timer in the Dock

Clock mini has a simple to use a timer which will send you an alert when the timer reaches zero. You can choose different alarm sounds, or let the dock to bounce repeatedly.

All in all, it is just a simple timer, no big deal.

However, you can fire a timer by just clicking the dock icon any time without switching from different workspaces or applications, which makes Clock mini a really handy timer utility when you were busy multitasking with lots of windows on the desktop.

World Clock

The timezone dashboard makes it possible for you to bring up all the clocks in different timezones around the world into one place.

You can apply different themes for different clocks in the dashboard, they look just beautiful in full screen.

Themes Library

We love our Mac, we love the dock, we need every icon in the dock to be beautiful, so we are super serious about the app icon, that's why we built themes library.

We are enjoying design new themes, we've even built an app helping us. However there are no scheduled plans for the updates of the themes library, good design takes time.

Please stay tuned :D

• Clock mini on Mac App Store
• Story of Clock mini

Aqua and Clock.app

In the first public beta release of Mac OS X, there was a Clock app built right into the OS. That was the first time Apple introduced the aqua interface to the world, and the clock app was such an elegant utility app. There's no such technology like the Retina display back in 2000, but still, the clock app became my favorite one; it was so beautiful.

A simple cocoa app

Years later, I started teaching myself Cocoa programming, and the Clock app was gone in upcoming updates. So I decided to make one, which was the first version of Clock mini, launched in 2014.

It was just a simple cocoa app without many features, no big deal. To my surprise, when I submitted it to Product Hunt, Clock mini got lots of upvotes, and the app store even promoted it once in "New Apps We Love Right Now".

People were loving and enjoying this little cocoa app!

Retina display

The retina display was a game-changer. The high pixel density makes the Dock 4x more data-dense than before. I still remember the moment when I opened Xcode and built Clock mini on a Retina MacBook Pro. The richness of details in the clock icon just blew me away.

It was magical!

New design, new year.

I think Mac users are enjoying using the Dock. To me, it is not just a container of shortcuts; it is alive there, telling you that the computer you are looking at is more than a tool.

So we keep working on the project, trying to make Clock mini more useful and meaningful.

Recently, we've released version 2.0, in which we've redesigned everything, from code to pixels. We've added lots of new features like a timer and time zones support, a themes library with different styles...

From a tiny little Cocoa app to a dock clock utility with a timer and time zones and a beautiful themes library, the mini clock is getting better.

We've been using Clock Mini for a while now; it has already become a part of our Macs. In the new year, we hope more and more Mac users can enjoy using Clock Mini just as we did.

• Clock mini on Mac App Store