T-Clock Redux

T-Clock Redux is a fork of an older project named T-Clock 2010, which aims to continue the work of the original developer and provide a simple means to enhance the functionality of the default Windows clock.

As soon as you install T-Clock Redux on your computer, you will be able to see that the format of the clock in the taskbar is changed. The goodies are found in the right-click menu, which provides one-click access to the clock's settings and a multitude of other tools, as described below.

As T-Clock Redux aims to enhance the Windows clock, it changes its default format and also reveals the second counter, the current day and date. However, you can alter the time format in the Options window of the application. The same window enables you to customize it even further and modify the font and the size, the colors and the background type, as well as the clock's position within the taskbar.

Unlike the Windows clock, T-Clock Redux features customizable alarms that you can configure to warn you of an important upcoming event or, why not, use them to set hourly chimes as a reminder to take a break from working and relax your eyes.

Aside from alarms, T-Clock Redux also features timers and stopwatches you can configure to check how much time a task takes to be completed. Multiple timers can be included into a watch list to monitor ongoing activities.

The interesting thing about T-Clock Redux is that its feature set is not limited to improving the functionality of the Windows clock. Instead, you will be surprised to find out that it also provides productivity tools meant to enhance your workflow.

For instance, it comes with options to manage opened windows, to access the task manager, and quickly open the audio control section or the display properties. The T-Clock Quickys comprise shortcuts to frequently used tools, such as Windows Explorer, the command prompt, and the time sync options. It enables you to empty the Recycle Bin with ease and access the T-Clock 3-month Calendar.

The standard power options in Windows are also available in the main menu of T-Clock Redux, meaning you can shutdown and reboot your PC quicker.

T-Clock Redux is meant to help you use the tray area as a way to increase your overall productivity. Aside from enhancing the Windows clock, it brings to the table additional features that make it easier for you to open key applications and tools in Windows without having to perform a search.