Pi
A wonderful clock for children (and adults)!
Pi is an animated clock designed for children, though grown-ups love it too. It shows the time, date, and day of the week, along with the weather forecast, but that's just the start. Pi lives in a cozy mushroom house, where you can watch the sun and moon rise and set over the house and yard, and rain, sleet, or snow fall across the scene. Once night falls, planets, stars, and constellations drift slowly overhead.
Pi is designed to be installed on a hand-me-down tablet or phone and left plugged in around the clock. Its lights dim automatically as bedtime approaches, so it never glares in a dark room. Parents can customize nearly everything: wake-up and bedtime schedules, which graphics and animations appear, and more.
Spring
In the springtime, Pi shows flowers popping up in the grass, new leaves on the trees, and gentle, warm weather. Here you can see the crescent moon in the sky together with the sun. Pi draws the sun and the moon as they are in the real sky throughout the year. Pi's cooking fire is also lit because it's breakfast time!
Summer
During the summer, Pi shows trees full of deep green leaves and the summer's warmth. Pi has even put out laundry to dry in the warm, clear, sunny weather!
Autumn
Autumn brings orange, yellow, and red leaves scattered about, and the hint of chillier weather.
Winter
In winter, all the leaves have fallen from the trees. Snow covers the grass, and the temperature has dropped. When it's cold, Pi lights his fireplace to keep his home cozy and warm!
Rainy Morning
A rainy morning finds Pi inside his house with the lights on to stay dry. Raindrops fall just as they do outside your own home.
Snowy Afternoon
When winter comes, Pi likes to keep his fireplace burning to keep his mushroom house toasty and warm.
The Night Sky
On clear nights right after sunset, Pi will take out his telescope to look at the stars, planets, and constellations.