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Spakoi is an open-source application for GNOME that hides the system clock during scheduled intervals.
It is designed for people who want to continue using their computer without constantly thinking about time. Spakoi hides the clock from the top panel and lock screen while keeping the rest of the desktop fully usable.
Features
- Schedule clock-free intervals by time and day of the week
- Start and stop intervals from a simple graphical interface
- Hide the clock from the GNOME top panel and lock screen
- Protect active intervals from being changed or stopped
- Run quietly in the background
- Access Spakoi from the top panel
- Automatically handle overnight intervals
- Local operation with no accounts, analytics, or network access
Supported environments
- GNOME Shell 43
- GNOME Shell 49
- GNOME Shell 50
- Python 3.11 or newer
- GTK 4 and libadwaita
Installation
sudo make install
systemctl --user daemon-reload
systemctl --user enable --now spakoi.service
gnome-extensions enable spakoi@victoriaappdeveloper.github.io
Log out and sign back in if GNOME Shell does not immediately detect the extension.
## Privacy and security
Spakoi works entirely on your computer. It does not collect telemetry, require an account, or communicate with external services.
This is the first public release. Feedback and bug reports are welcome.