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4.9 · 21 ratings
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1.0
Last updated 08/25/2018

#207,784 of 719,896 by ratings on Apple · #16,012 of 60,382 in Utilities

First seen by this census 09/05/2026 — the store does not publish a creation date

Last updated 08/25/2018

Tracked since 09/05/2026

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Description

Desamber is a time format invented by Devine lu linvega.

Each year has 26 months of 14 days each. Each month is denoted by a letter of the alphabet: A - Z.

Each day is divided into 1,000,000 pulses. For example, noon is 500:000, 6AM is 250:000 and 6PM is 750:000.

"In the decimal format, the shortest pulse equals 86.4 milliseconds, the second shortest 864ms and so on. 1 beat, or 1000 pulses, is equivalent to 86.4 seconds, or about 1m26s. A second is equivalent to 11.57 short pulses." - Devine

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This app shows a visual representation of the Desamber time format on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.

Questions or comments? Send me an email: daniel@kuntz.io

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