BREAKING NEWS:

After detailed tests, the Swiss Canton of Vaud has decided to introduce our App “TEAN – learn the clock” from 2025 into its public school system and make it available to more than 50’000 students. We are proud of this achievement and grateful for the confidence into our work as a small family business.

Can you read the clock without numbers? Here you learn it!

Learn it… or re-learn it!

Discover our app and install it on your mobile phone or tablet android or iOS (dès iOS16)

Handmade in Switzerland:
concept: Natacha, mother of 4 children
design: Christian, her husband
development: Alexandre, young suisse programmer

Read the clock in a second, just by looking at the position of the two hands for hours and minutes … is this still intuitive for the young generation ?

In Europe but also in the US, the majority of young people don’t know anymore to read time by looking at the clock’s hands. Is this really true?

The TEAN app addresses :

teachers and parents : primary school (5-8H in Switzerland), who learn to read the clock and how to tell time (“a quarter to”, “half past”, “five to”, etc.) in french, german, english.

Young people and not-so-young-anymore who want to re-learn how to read the time on an analogue dial (choice: 10 progressive dials, increasingly abstract).

Language teachers teaching interactive expressions like interactive expressions of time, such as “quarter to..”, “half past..”, “ten past..” in French, German, English and many other languages.

What the TEAN app offers:

6 clock dials from easy to progressively abstract, a roman dial, a dial with arabic numbers and a special dial showing the 24 hours of the day.

Written time expression ‘as you really tell time’ in many languages, most of them with audio voice to listen to.

The digital quiz to learn reading the clock simply from the position of the hour and minute hands

The language quiz to learn telling time with the right expression in many languages.

The 24-hour quiz to learn the 24 hours of the day on a special clock dial – hey, not easy!