Nimbus is a small glowing clock that sets its own time, works out where you live and shows the weather for the next five days. No app, no account, no subscription.
Nimbus cycles through its pages every ten seconds, or press the button on top to flip. The weather icons are animated: the sun turns, the rain falls, the lightning flashes.
Turn on Always show the time and a slim strip with the time and temperature runs under every weather page. You never wait for the clock to come round again.
Works out your town and time zone from your internet connection. Daylight saving takes care of itself.
Hold the button and scan. Every option is on one page, with a live copy of the clock's screen so you see each change as you make it.
Dims right down at night (or goes dark with a tiny heartbeat dot), and shifts the picture a pixel each minute to keep the OLED even.
°F or °C, 12 or 24 hour, mph or km/h. It picks your country's usual ones on day one.
Free weather from Open-Meteo. No account to create, no app to install, nothing to pay each month.
New features install from the settings page. Your settings stay put.
A chunky bezel, a tapered back and a gentle 12° lean, so the screen looks up at you from the desk. It's 3D printed and snaps together, with no screws or glue. The button sits on top and the USB-C socket is tucked away at the back.
Built for you, by someone who likes you. Plug it in and scan the code.