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TimeBoxing is the ultimate app for optimizing your time management, developed with the robustness and fluidity of JavaFX. Focus on your tasks with the customizable TimeBoxing timer: easily set the number of rounds, work duration, and break duration. Distinctive sounds will alert you to the start and end of each interval, allowing you to maintain focus without distractions. But it doesn't stop there. TimeBoxing also includes an additional countdown and timer, both with audible alerts, to support your every timing need. ...

Excellent tool for time-management.

I couldn't find free timer that will stay above presentation so I made one. CountDownClock can count up and down an time interval or show system clock. Some of features are: - transparent timer (Windows, Linux KDE, Gnome...) - font and colors can be changed - configuration can be saved and loaded - close on time up - some command line parameters - beep on time up (only Windows)

This program turns an ordinary TI-86 calculator into a shutter release trigger for some Canon (and possibly many other) cameras using nothing more than a data-link cable. Future versions will include self-timer, interval, and long exposure modes.

Tock is a very easy to use timer that only uses a tiny bit of your desktop space. It has three modes: stopwatch (with a log), event countdown and interval.

Stand Up Reminder runs in the system tray and pops a notification every X minutes to remind the user to stand up. Includes a "snooze" button. The user can determine the interval between reminders, the length of snooze, and whether or not the notification plays a sound. From the system tray the user can also pause or restart the timer at any point.