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Short description

Clockwork Station is a calm railway game for learning to tell the time, for children aged 5 to 10, on iPhone and iPad.

Long description

In Clockwork Station, a child runs a little railway station. Every right answer couples a carriage, and the train leaves when it's full. The station clock's hands can be dragged, and the long hand moves the short hand, just as on a real clock. The sky follows the time on the clock, so morning, afternoon and night make sense before they have names.

A wrong answer gets a kind sentence about that exact mistake, and the clock shows why. Everything is read aloud, so children can play before they can read. There are no scores, no lives and no streaks.

Ten lines take a child from o'clock to timetables and the 24-hour clock, each starting with a short lesson on the real clock. Every line earns an engine for the depot, and there's a model railway to build. Grown-ups can see what each child knows and which mistakes keep coming up. The app has no ads, no tracking and no accounts. The first 10 shifts are free, and the clock tool and widget are always free.