Time Apps

Make time visible, tangible and slightly less abstract. Track countdowns, milestones and year progress, display multiple time zones, log work sessions, schedule reminders, prevent eye strain, guide breaks, show fuzzy or UTC time, and surface subtle cues that keep you aware of how your day unfolds.

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Make time visible, tangible and slightly less abstract. Track countdowns, milestones and year progress, display multiple time zones, log work sessions, schedule reminders, prevent eye strain, guide breaks, show fuzzy or UTC time, and surface subtle cues that keep you aware of how your day unfolds.

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DateDrop

DateDrop

DateDrop makes it easy to insert perfectly formatted dates, times, and time ranges anywhere you type. With quick hotkeys, timezone support, and flexible formatting options, scheduling stops feeling like administrative punishment.

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Time Until

Time Until

This menu bar app helps you track countdowns to important events—birthdays, vacations, and more. Add up to 8 events, optionally sync with your macOS calendar, get real-time updates, and receive alerts when the time comes.

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Mindful Spirit

Mindful Spirit

Schedule frequent wellness reminders that arrive with the serene and peaceful sound of a singing bowl, gently bringing mindfulness and calm awareness into your busy daily Mac routine.

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zClock

zClock

zClock is a basic desktop clock that works with all other fullscreen apps. It also shows your current network speed. In addition, a simple countdown is given for usage in Keynote and other apps.

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Timkee

Timkee

Timkee allows you to create, edit and delete JIRA time logs (automatically and manually). It gives you an overview of the latest time logs you have created and can be accessed right of your Mac′s menu bar, without opening JIRA.

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Day Progress

Day Progress

This menu bar app keeps track of the time remaining in your day. Use it as a visual cue to stay motivated and manage time more efficiently.

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Pandan

Pandan

This menu bar app shows you how long you have been actively using your computer, to make you aware and let you decide when it’s time to take a break.

Pandan automatically detects computer activity through mouse movements, keyboard presses, etc.

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UTC Time

UTC time

This menu bar app shows the UTC time, just as a quick reference. You can also copy the date & time in ISO8601 format.

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WordTime

WordTime

WordTime swaps your clock’s digits for plain English phrases like ‘ten past three’ or ‘quarter to five,’ displaying the time in a way that feels more conversational and a little more human than plain numbers.

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