Free timer 2.5 software for mac

Timer II 2.5 is an essential tool than the original Timer started as an oven timer. Often, the publisher would be working on a new program or surfing the web and have something in the oven. So he cobbled together Timer in my spare time in Applescript Studio. That simple timer turned out to be surprisingly popular!

As time went on, he found he wanted something to let him sleep to his iTunes playlists and then shut off iTunes. Similarly, he thought it would be nice to wake to my music. So he expanded Timer to accommodate those changes, and Timer II was born.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or higher iTunes

iTimer is an application timer that can set off alarms and keep track of real time.
Main features:
- iTimer is the perfetc tool if you need to set alarms
- Customize the alarms as visual, audio, a message dialog, or a combination
- Handy small window mode
- Real time displays both local time and 24-hour clock.

EggTimer is a simple reminder/timer utility. It allows you to set repeating Reminders to go off every day at a certain time.

Or a repeating Reminder that will remind you to take a break every 45 minutes.

You can also save reminders, and expect them to stay accurate the next time EggTimer is running.

Chimoo Timer is a nice tool, a countdown/up timer featuring speech recognition and text-to-speech support.
Chimoo Timer major features:
- Speech Recognition for Start, Stop, and Reset.
- Speech support for counting seconds and alerts.
- "Tick" sound on seconds.
- Count up and count down modes.
- Low CPU usage, esp. when in background or hidden.
- Written in Cocoa - native for Mac OS X.
- Dock menu to start/stop/reset timer.
Main features:
- Speech Recognition (for Start, Stop, Reset, "current value", and "disable speech recognition").
- Speech support for counting seconds, speaking alerts.
- "Tick" sound on seconds.
- Count up and count down modes.
- Floating mini window mode takes up less space.
- Low CPU usage (esp. when in background or hidden).
- Written with Cocoa - native to Mac OS X.
- Dock menu to start/stop/reset timer.
- Multiplier view for counting elapsed frames.
- Detachable controller.
- Customizable settings for what to do upon timer expiration.
- Optional feature to warn before stopping timer - great for timing important things such as time spent working at home which you dont want to accidentally reset.
Enhancements:
- [new feature]New menu extra optionally displays timer in menu bar.
- [new feature]Dock icon can be hidden when menu extra is shown.
- [new feature] Greatly expanded text-to-speech options including count down expiration warning, ability to speak last ten seconds of a countdown, and customizable voice and speech rate settings.
- [new feature]Retooled speech recognition system with a few more options now displays standard floating speech palette.
- [new feature]New OS X style toolbar for timer control.
- [new feature]Option to display progress bar during count down.
- [new feature]Automatic repeat after delay option.
- [new feature]Ability to log current timer value and save log to a file.
- [other] Preferences reorganized.
- [other] Lots of other miscellaneous changes.
- [bugfix]Accuracy of timing is no longer affected by automatic internet updates of the computers date and time.
- [bugfix]Problems getting a count down time to stick have been resolved.

The Timer 1.7 is created as an advanced and sophisticated system utility. The small 'time switch clock' can open, programs start now apart from the usual memory dialogue after entered time also files, which Mac shift into the retirement, switches off and since this version to start again. TheTimer is a small bell, which reminds one after an entered number of minutes, a file or a program opens, which Mac switches off or starts again transferred into the state of rest. Ideally e.g. in order not to forget TV series, Pizza, and so on.

Talk Timer is a simple application in Squeak for use at conferences to help speakers keep track of how much time they have left.
The timer counts down the number of minutes reserved for the talk and turns red when only 5 minutes are left, when times up it also flashes.
I originally quickly hacked this together at the Camp Smalltalk event at the ESUG 2005 conference, where we installed it on a computer next to the speakers.