Field atlas

Noonline

Public dials on plazas, in station halls, and atop towers — catalogued, checked, and logged.

Plaza & station clocks
Drift in minutes
Watchlist & share

Field guide

Three tabs in the app — Atlas, Drift Log, and Squares & Stations — built for anyone who reads time on the street.

Atlas of public faces

Browse Roman dials, art deco platforms, and tower clocks grouped by city, architectural style, and whether hands still move.
Drift in minutes

Run a field check when you visit: record slow, fast, or stopped status and save observations to your drift log.
Squares & stations

Explore clocks by where they stand — plaza, station hall, civic tower, or concourse — with expandable place groups.

From the atlas

Styles and places the catalog tracks — from twin-faced concourse dials to industrial yard towers.

Art deco station hall clock — Art deco platform

Industrial yard tower clock — Industrial yard

Close view of a civic clock dial — Heritage dial

Privacy Policy

Last updated: July 27, 2026

Noonline is a local catalog and field journal for public clocks. We do not operate user accounts or collect personal data on our servers.

Data stored on your device

The app keeps your watchlist, drift observations, display preferences, and catalog entries on your iPhone or iPad. This information stays on your device unless you choose to share a clock summary through the system share sheet.

Data we do not collect

We do not collect names, email addresses, location history, analytics identifiers, or payment information. No third-party advertising or tracking SDKs are embedded in the app.

Contact

Questions about this policy: use the Support section on this page.

Support

Need help with the atlas, drift log, or restoring the sample catalog? Reach out and include your iOS version and a short description of the issue.

golden.skylineview@gmail.com