Added: Speech settings, a page of its own on the main menu for everything the clock says aloud — whether a tap says the time, how it reads it, and the voice used for the time and the timer's spoken messages alike. These used to be on General settings, Tapping the clock.
Added: your own sentence, a third way for a tap to read the time. Write what should be said with fields in braces — {hour} {min} {sec} {ampm} {year} {month} {date} {day} — in your own language. Numbers are said without leading zeros, month and weekday names in full in the voice's language, and the date in the calendar the clock shows; a line under the field shows what would be said now. Switching back to As written or Numbers only keeps the sentence (issue #62).
Added: spoken names for months and weekdays — say any of them your own way, per calendar, apart from the names the clock writes. A switch turns them on and off without losing them.
Added: keys of your own for the timer, on Timer settings, Keys. Press any key or button — an e-reader's page buttons, a keyboard key, a headset button, a volume key — to make it start/pause or stop the timer. Off until switched on; then Page Up and Page Down start and pause until you change them. Back is kept for leaving the clock (issue #63).
Installs on Android 2.3 and newer. Built for Android 4.4.