- Aug 28, 2012
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Productivity Scientific GTD Timer starts with predefined time of two minutes by default and you can start countdown with one keystroke. Of course this does not mean that you can countdown only for two minutes - any reasonable time period may be used from seconds to hours.
GTD Timer main window (on the left), context menu (on the right) and tray icon displaying time (on the bottom near lower left corner of the context menu).
KEY FEATURES:
Simple and clean user interface
Implements David Allen's GTD™ two-minute rule
Implements Pomodoro Technique™ by Franchesco Cirillo
Allows to countdown to any period of time as well as to any time moment within a day
Supports stopwatch mode
Supports fully configurable presets accessible with one keystroke
Shows time countdown in System Tray and in a floating window
Optimized for running multiple instances at a time
Optimized for ergonomics and management using keystrokes
Configurable to play sound, display message or run command when countdown finishes
Configurable to play "ticking sound"
Countdown may be paused, stopped or restarted
Allows to count overtime, automatically restart or exit application
Supports launching from command line with command-line parameters
Giveaway
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Giveaway Page:
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Period: start in September 10, 2012 (Coming Soon)---for 24 hours only
Vendor: Productivity Scientific
Product Page:
http://gtd-timer.com/index.html