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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Eye Timer helps you to follow the 20-20-20 rule for preventing eye strain: “Every 20 minutes take 20 seconds to look at something 20 feet (6 meters) away.”
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Timelancer records how much time you spend on each app. It automatically stops recording on idle time.
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This simple menu bar app tells you how many minutes you have left until the day is over.
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This menu bar app shows in real-time your daily productivity and procrastination progress based on the free time you have every day.
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The menu bar app Timeless gives you a generic idea of what part of the day you’re in: morning, lunch time, noon etc. By making the clock less specific, it reduces the sense of dread some hours of the day might give you.
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Simply choose an interval and a small or large bell will sound at the prescribed time.
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A macOS menu bar clock with a fully customizable date/time display and a calendar. Inspired by Day-O.
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TimeProgress shows you what percentage of the current year, quarter, month, week or day has passed (or is remaining).
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This menu bar app reminds you to take a break as often as you want. And you can’t trick it: it knows exactly when you’re away from the keyboard.
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This menubar clock replaces the limited time app in the menubar with a drop-down menu of the current time/date in any city in the world, time & date simultaneously in any format, font or color, instant calendar, stopwatch, moon phase, floating clocks, and much more.
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