Set bedtime
Choose when the sleep color should begin.
A sleep clock young kids can understand
Red means sleep. Green means wake.
Kids Color Clock turns your iPhone or iPad into a calm, full-screen visual sleep clock. Set bedtime and wake time, choose your colors, dim the display, and give young children one simple signal for when it is okay to get up.
No adsNo alarmsNo clutter
☾Sleep timeGreen at 7:00 AM
☀Wake timeScreen turns green
Designed for children who do not read a clock yet.The color is the instruction—simple, predictable and easy to see from across the room.
Simple bedtime setup
Set it once. Let the color do the explaining.
Kids Color Clock keeps the nighttime signal consistent without alarms, complicated icons or a screen full of controls.
Set wake time
Choose when the display should switch to the wake color.
Choose colors
Use red and green or pick custom sleep and wake colors that work for your child.
Dim the screen
Adjust brightness so the clock remains visible without lighting up the room unnecessarily.
Built for overnight use
A visual cue that stays consistent all night.
The display remains active while the clock is running and automatically handles schedules that cross midnight.
- Full-screen color display
- Adjustable brightness
- Screen stays awake while active
- Overnight schedule support
- Works for naps too
- Custom sleep and wake colors
7:30 PMBedtime routine
8:00 PMSleep color
7:00 AMWake color
Example schedule. Set the times that fit your household.
Why color can help
Make the boundary easier to understand.
Give children a visible cue for when morning officially starts.
Use a signal they can understand without knowing numbers or clock faces.
Create the same sleep-versus-wake rule during daytime rest.
Bring the same familiar color routine to a hotel, camper or relative's house.
Pair the clock with a consistent bedtime sequence and morning expectations.
A full-screen color keeps the focus on the cue rather than entertainment.
Parent guides
Build a clearer sleep and wake routine.
Toddler sleep
How to use an okay-to-wake clock with a toddler
Introduce the color cue gradually and pair it with a consistent morning routine.
Read guide →Visual clocksWhy a color sleep clock can be easier for young kids
Use simple visual signals before a child can read time.
Read guide →Bedtime routineHow to add a sleep clock to a toddler bedtime routine
Make the clock one predictable part of winding down and waking up.
Read guide →A simpler morning signal
Give “is it time to get up?” a color answer.
Set the schedule, dim the screen and let Kids Color Clock handle the visual cue.