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For anyone who timeboxes work, it shows time remaining at a glance without an alarm, a window or a tab competing for attention.
Timebar is a small native Mac app by Radek Sienkiewicz. Start a timer and a thin line across the top of the screen shrinks from right to left as time runs out, so you can see how much is left without opening anything. Durations run from one second to 24 hours, with presets. It makes no network requests, has no account or analytics, idles at a fraction of a percent of CPU, and needs macOS 14. It is MIT licensed and ships as a universal DMG.
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