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Installation and Setup
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This guide covers installing CyberClock, building from source, and keeping it up to date.
| Requirement | Minimum |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 (64-bit) or later |
| Architecture | x64 |
| Runtime | None (Tauri bundles all dependencies) |
| Disk space | ~100 MB |
| RAM | 2 GB |
- Download the latest installer from Releases
- Run the
.exeinstaller - Follow the setup wizard
- Launch CyberClock
- Installs the application
- Creates Start Menu shortcuts
- Creates Desktop shortcut (optional)
- Offers to start with Windows (last screen of the wizard, next to the Desktop shortcut and Run options)
- Follows the system language (English or Spanish)
- Download the portable ZIP from the latest release
- Extract it to any folder and run
CyberClock.exe - Settings and imported alarm sounds are stored in the
data/folder beside the executable - Portable copies do not create shortcuts or auto-start entries; update them by downloading the next portable ZIP
Windows may show a SmartScreen warning the first time you run the CyberClock installer; this is expected until Windows builds enough reputation for the file.
To continue:
- Click More info.
- Click Run anyway.
| Tool | Version |
|---|---|
| Node.js | Latest LTS |
| Rust | 1.77+ |
| Tauri CLI | Latest |
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/CyberGems/CyberClock.git
cd CyberClock
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Run in development mode
npm run dev# Build Tauri app with installer
npm run buildThe built installer will be in:
src-tauri/target/release/bundle/nsis/
CyberClock can launch automatically when you sign in:
- Settings → General → Auto-start with Windows
- Or: Windows Settings → Apps → Startup → Toggle CyberClock
- Settings → General → Start in Mini Mode
- App starts straight into the compact clock instead of the full window
- CyberClock checks GitHub Releases on startup
- When an update is available, a notification appears
- Download with progress indicator
- Installer launches when complete
- Go to Settings → About → Check for Updates
- Or: Download the latest installer from releases
- Minimize to tray
- Custom HTML popup menu
- Quick access to all modules
A left click on the tray icon brings the clock forward. It never hides it. An unlocked Mini Mode clock that is on another monitor moves next to that icon. Right-click the icon for the menu:
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| On screen · Full Mode (or Mini Mode, or Hidden) | Status only. It says whether the clock is on screen and which mode it is in |
| Full Mode and Mini Mode | Both stay listed. The current one is marked. Choosing the other switches mode |
| Hide Clock / Show Clock | Hides or shows the clock. The same shortcut as Alt+Shift+C |
| New Timer | Open a floating timer |
| New Stopwatch | Open a floating stopwatch |
| New Calendar | Open a floating calendar |
| New Analog Clock | Open a floating analog clock |
| New Relax | Open a floating relaxation session |
| New Alarm | Open the alarm designer in Full Mode |
| Settings... | Open settings |
| Zoom | Mini clock zoom, in its own group |
| Click-through | Mouse clicks pass through the mini clock and floating widgets |
| Exit | Close CyberClock |
| Data | Location |
|---|---|
| Settings | %APPDATA%\CyberClock\ |
| Sounds |
assets/sounds/ (bundled) |
- Windows Settings → Apps → Installed Apps
- Find CyberClock → Click Uninstall
- Program files
- Start Menu shortcuts
- Auto-start entry
- Settings (in
%APPDATA%\CyberClock)
⚠️ To remove all data, manually delete%APPDATA%\CyberClockafter uninstalling.