Free each month software for mac

Monthly is a Dashboard widget that displays the current date as an analog ring.
The ring displays the percentage of the current month gone in a bright colour that fades from blue though purple and finally red as the month nears the end.
Very useful for a quick glance at the months progress, and a continuous reminder of just how fast the days go by.
Enhancements:
- Fixed an error in the arc display when hourly update mode was active.

New & Full Moon Dates 3.1 offers a simple and effective tool that calculates New & Full Moon Dates in a given Year (including BCE years) and Timezone (includes DST). Output options include Print and HTML generated page. You asked for Full moons and BCE dates so here it is. Will calculate multiple new/full moons in a month.

Countabit 1.1 provides you with a versatile software which is able to keep track of daily tallies. Weight lost, miles run, medications taken, calls made, calories consumed you name it. See graphs of your progress and clear statistics for different time periods (this week, this month, year-to-date, etc.). What counts for you?

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4.6

LeanStream 1.0d1 is a potential and easy to use tool which allows you to easily and quickly set up your own internet radio stations. Simply select songs to make a playlist, and you're ready to go. This Preview Release is limied to one month of use.

Sigma Chi RSS keeps you up-to-date with news that pertains to the SIgma Chi International Fraternity.
In addition, Sigma Chi RSS Widget 1.0 pulls the current news and information from Google News right to your dashboard.

Enhancements
- user interface (logos and look)
- Longer list of stories (30 and limited to within the past month)

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Enhancements:
- New Month, New Issue!

DayCalc is a simple utility which tells you the number of weekdays and weekends days between two dates. Typical uses are to test whether a 20-weekday reply period has been met by an organisation. You specify dates in any reasonable format e.g. 23/1/2002, 23rd January 2002, 23-1-02. DayCalc will automatically use you local date format as set in your Control Panels, e.g. day-month-year for the UK, month-day-year for the US.

N.B. DayCalc INCLUDES the start date in the number of days, so 1st January to 3rd January is 3 days.

Regina Pacis is a small widget that reads the messages given by the Queen of Peace on every 25th of the month.
From the distant 1984, in a little town in Croatia, a Lady who presents herself as the Queen of Peace appeared on a pebbly hill to six young boys and girls.
The Lady still speaks to the six, giving them messages for the whole mankind. Every month, on the 25th, she gives a new message.
Will nowadays busy and skeptical mankind hear her motherly praises? Now its easier for Mac users to listen to her words.
Enhancements:
- Fixed scrollbar unnecessarily appearing at startup.
- Stripped subversion metadata (i.e. reduced file size).
- Solved issue: message wont load after launching the widget for the first time.
- Minor bugfixes.