Free each time software for mac

Epoch Time simply shows how many seconds have passed since Epoch and how many seconds there are until second 1,000,000,000 (1 billion).

When it reaches the appointed time, its time to par-tay!

Launch Time is another small but useful utility that will automatically launch or open any Finder object after your Mac has been idle for a period of time.

Its the perfect complement to SuperLock Lite, enabling you to automatically secure your Mac any time you leave it unattended.

Its also great for launching application-based screen savers, or the clients for trendy distributed computing projects, like those managed by Distributed.net.

Salat Time 1.0 is a widget which is capable of displaying salat time of a day from astronomic data for some European cites. It now supports France, Algeria, Switerland, Belgium, and Morocco. Easy to use as simple widget.

Dejal Time Out 1.5.5 is really an essential program which will gently remind you to take a break on a regular basis.

Major Features:

1. Time Out has two kinds of breaks: a "Normal" break, typically for 10 minutes after 50 minutes of work, so you can move about and relax, plus a "Micro" break: a very brief pause of typically 10 seconds every 10 minutes, so you can remember not to tense up too much for long periods. You can disable either kind of break if desired, and the breaks are automatically paused when you go away from your computer, and can be reset when you come back.
2. You can configure how long each kind of break lasts, and how long between breaks. Each Time Out is announced via the screen slowly dimming, with related graphics materializing, and when the break is complete, it fades out again. You can change the time these transitions take... and you can even change the color and the level of transparency during the break. So if you like, you can make it mostly transparent so you can continue reading while on your break... though it's better for you if you give your eyes a rest during the Time Out.
3. While in a break, a progress bar shows how long till it is over, and buttons are available to postpone or skip the break if you can't be interrupted right then. Starting with version 1.5, you can change the number of minutes for the postpone buttons, or even hide them and/or the skip button, if you want to encourage yourself to take the breaks.
4. What's more, you can optionally play a sound and even run an Automator workflow, AppleScript, Python script, or application at the start and/or end of each break. So you can have it pause iTunes and play a short soothing piece of music at the start of a break, then a buzzer and resume iTunes when the break is over. Some useful scripts are provided built-in, plus updates and user-submitted ones available on the Time Out Extras page.
5. Rebuild Your Vision: While on a break, you can simply close your eyes or change your focus to rest your eyes. But another option is to try an exercise program to actively improve your eyesight. One such set of exercises offered by a third-party company is called Rebuild Your Vision. It includes exercises, guidance, and more to help train your eye muscles. Read more about it if this sounds interesting.

Enhancements: Enhanced Snow Leopard compatibility.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later; Universal Binary; Snow Leopard-ready

There already is a time widget with or without dates in Apple Dashboard, but there is none with the stardate of Star Trek in The Next Generation look.
In order to evoke even more of a "Trekkie-Feeling" within the Dashboard I tried to adapt the design to the TNG computer panels (LCARS).
So watch out, its time for stardate!
The stardate in my TNG Time widget is based on a common used formula. Until the year 2323 the stardate is negative, because it starts (officially) only on January, 1st in 2323. Till then ... "Live long and prosper".
Main features:
- Current date displayed in locale string
- Current time
- Current Star Trek stardate

The Internet Time Widget displays the current Internet Time in .beat values.
It follows Swatchs official scheme for Internet Time.
The Widget runs on both Dashboard and Operas Widget engine.
System requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later or Opera 9 or later.

Wheels of Time - Time is marked by the number of "pegs".

Many options are available.

This AppleScript Collection contains 4 scripts that will calculate how much time you have spent listening to your music.

There are four different ways to customize the calculation.

Freeware.