King Arthur used to have no overview of his realm. Today clockin makes sure that even Camelot is organised.
For this story we took inspiration from Flip.App and their brilliant Talk Like A Pirate Day campaign. More on it here.

Leading a kingdom takes not only a steady hand but a sharp eye. With clockin I have found that eye – and I keep an overview of everything that happens in my realm
King Arthur, the legendary ruler of Camelot, once brought order into chaos and led his realm with wisdom and justice. But even in a legend, every extra knight and every extra mission makes it harder to keep an overview. Luckily King Arthur has an ally at his side in clockin, helping him keep track of Camelot.
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Under the leadership of the legendary King Arthur there arose, so the legend goes, a realm known far beyond the borders of Britain. In the halls of Camelot gathered people of honour, courage and wit – united by the goal of keeping peace and justice in the land.
To this day the Round Table stands as a symbol of solidarity and wise leadership: knights and noblewomen who counsel, plan and act side by side. Camelot stands for the belief in the good, for decisions taken with care and wisdom. From the smallest border fortress to the quest for the Holy Grail – this story tells of a king who wanted more than glory: a just and united Britain.




"We knights are on the road a lot. What a messenger on a horse used to have to do, I now do with one click."



In Camelot, clockin does more than organise daily tasks. The app is actively used for communication between castle and battlefield:
“Whether victory, retreat or a broken lance – I document everything straight in the app. That way King Arthur always stays informed.”

In the past, knights, residents and staff – and King Arthur himself – complained about unsatisfactory work and opaque invoices. clockin now helps them record projects correctly, issue invoices and keep to quality standards.
"Since we started using clockin, the king finally knows how much work goes into a shining suit of armour."





Even in Camelot, time does not always pass in the same way. Nobody used to know exactly who was on patrol when, how long a siege lasted, or whether the lunch break was taken at all. With clockin, knights, squires and castle folk now keep an overview – with no magic at all.
"It used to be only courage that counted. Today how long it takes counts too."

Even in Camelot, the bravest knights and wisest wizards need a break now and then. Scrolls of parchment and requests used to pile up with the king; today one click in clockin is enough. So Arthur and his court keep an overview of absences at all times – with no messengers and no magic.
"I used to have to send out three messengers if I wanted a day off – today clockin is all it takes. If that is not magic, I do not know what is."





Whether castle repairs, patrol planning or the quest for the Holy Grail – in Camelot no job runs without a clear structure any more. With the digital checklists in clockin, knights, squires and wizards keep an overview of open tasks, completed steps and unexpected obstacles at all times.
"The quest for the Grail takes us over mountains, through forests and swamps. Without the checklists in clockin we would have lost track long ago. At least this way we know where we have already failed."
