Inspired by a Wait But Why blog post, 144blocks is a fun, simple way to visualize where your time is going every day! By breaking down the day into 10 minute blocks of time, you can easily see whether your time is being spent on work, commuting, or doing something you love. Customize and create your own activities to fill your 144 blocks!
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Track what time it is for your friends or coworkers in different time zones, all from your Mac's menubar.
Get itI would love to select at least 2 locations to be all time visible on my status bar
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•FreeThe app shows the UTC time in the menu bar or a Notification Center widget. This can be useful as a quick reference. You can also quickly copy the date & time in ISO8601 format. The app is free and requires macOS 11.1.Get it- McClockface provides a collection of exciting widget designs that display the current date, time, and related info at a glance. The in-app timepiece displays a silky-smooth retro flip clock that’s perfect for your nightstand or whilst charging your device.Get it
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yourtime.zone automatically translates the time of an event into the visitor's local time. Great for organizing global events, such as webinars or live-streams.
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