Progress Bar OSX

This is your life and it's ending ⏳ one minute at a time

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Progress Bar OSX shows you exactly how much % of the year, month and day has progressed in your OSX menu bar. Inspired by Year Progress tweets
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Andrey Azimov
Hi PH, Did you know it's 2018 and it's already 35% over? 💬 The Story I am a big fan of year_progress tweet but I want to see not only year I want to see month and day progress as well in minimal OS X menu bar with a cool progress bar. 🎁Features: - Show/hide progress bar - Change the time when your day starts and ends - Add your custom deadlines. Write a name with emoji and set a start date and end date - Launch on startup - Dark Mode Support - Change formats of displayed text 🎬 Here is a video demo
This app is a part of my Hard Core Year - I 😱 quit my job and I have 1 year to get to 📈 profit as Indie Maker. You can read my story here: 👉https://medium.com/@AndreyAzimov...
Ethan
@andreyazimov Awesome idea! Love how you can switch between Day/Month/Year. One thing is I feel like after a while I'd get used to seeing it and stop focusing on it, so why not make it display a random emoji next to it everyday to keep it noticeable?
Raman Ksaitor
@andreyazimov @booligoosh emoji ftw I wonder how would they appear in the bar though. 🤔
Ethan
@andreyazimov @ksaitor If it's a Mac, I don't see why they wouldn't just work as plain text!
Lowen
@andreyazimov it's amazing to follow your progression. A year ago you couldn't code, now you've made Sheet2Site and a damn OSX app. Proud of you 🌶🌶🌶
Juliana Halko
@andreyazimov I love this idea! (from a girl's perspective) this emoji idea would definitely make me look at the %/bar more often 🙋🏽
Andreas Pizsa

Nice idea, so I bought the app.

I just wish it would be a signed app - as it is now, it’s from an "Unidentified Developer", and I need to go through System Preferences to install it; makes me very uncomfortable to install untrusted code that has full access to everything I do on my machine.

I don't mind 5$, but access to my machine is too high a price for the value.

Pros:

Nice little gimmick

Cons:

Installs as untrusted code that has full access to your machine

Andrey Azimov
Good point. ✅ Done! I bought Apple Developer license and there no any errors any more!
Mubaris NK
I made a similar product earlier this month. Which is a chrome extension, check it out https://www.producthunt.com/post...
Ethan
@mubaris Saw this, it's awesome =) Now greets me every time I open Chrome haha And the nice gradients are a bonus
Mubaris NK
@booligoosh So glad that you loved it 😻
Celik Nimani
I like the idea, but I hate to see such a pressure on my macbook everyday! Time is flying fast damn it!
Josef
@celiknimani Absolutely. A tool like this causes mental stress which is proven to have many adverse effects on your health.
Juliana Halko
@josef_moser Do you know you can turn it off anytime right? :D
Josef
@juliyg12 if you turn it off regularly, why do you buy it in the first place 🤔
Juliana Halko
Eric
> 5$ for a 30 minute project typical producthunt hits
Vivek

Same can be enabled using bitbar plugin that i use. Pasting gist @ https://gist.github.com/wnds/64a...

Pros:

Well gives a way to track remaining time on earth

Cons:

Pay $5 to get a countdown clock when it can be done for free

Brian Ball
@vivek - helping people discover resources is helpful. Saying a free option is available doesn't help makers. At the $5 price point, for somebody's first OS app, it's a lot about encouraging them to continue.
Cody McLain
What's the ram usage like? Also are there any studies or at least publicized anecdotal reports of increased productivity from having life expectancy information constantly available which would justify the $5 cost + continuous ram usage?
Kyle Alwyn
@codymclain It's not displaying life expectancy, but rather the progress of the current day/month/year
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