10-bit Clock Widget

★★★★★ Hands down the most attractive binary clock app I can find. Admittedly it took me a minute to figure out how the bits are arranged (I'm more used to BCD, and have only seen true binary arranged as two separate horizontal lines) but once I figured out which dot corresponded to which bit I actually found it quite a bit easier to read than any other true binary clock I've tried. The one and only gripe I've got with this widget is that the bits that are turned off - the difference in color between them and the bits that are turned on seem to be in a spot where maybe every 1 in 20 times I look at the clock I'll misread it thinking a bit that's turned on is actually off or vice versa. This is basically a roundabout way of saying I think in a future update it might be nice to be able to customize the color and/or transparency of bits that are turned off. It's a minor thing, I was going to only take a half a star off, but it turns out Google doesn't let you use half stars so the 4.5 gets rounded up to a 5.

★★★★★ I would really like to use the app, and it looks very, very good, but I cannot place the widget. When I try to place it I get into a menu to customize but every way I tried to leave the menu the widget disappeared. I pressed the home button, back button, power button, open apps button. But nothing worked. Is their something else I could try? Edit: I found it! Disable gesture navigation and press the back button to save the widget

★★★★★ It is the best binary clock widget app!! I just wish there is an option for seconds, and it has a layout for each digit instead of 48 being represented by 6 bites, 3 bites for each individual digits.

★★☆☆☆ Widget is not added to Widgets List, on installing the app.

★★☆☆☆ It looks like it would be great, but it won't let me set it as a widget. I'm using a Galaxy S10e, and whenever I press add, it sends me back to the app with no explanation. I'm not able to allow any permissions. I'd love if the app worked, but unfortunately it currently doesn't.