TiTimer

Having a good notion of time has quite a lot of benefits. For starters, it’s sure to boost the efficiency in your activities, and more than sure provides at least a bit more leisure time at the end of the day. As such, TiTimer wants to help you stay updated with your activities to organize all of your activities.

First of all, the application isn’t packed inside a setup package, which saves you a great deal of time and effort. As such, it can easily be deployed on a thumb drive in case you want to use it on other computers as a personal timer. Registry entries are not altered in the process, so the health status of the target PC remains intact.

As far as the visual design is concerned, the application sports cool interface, with custom-made elements and buttons to make sure accommodation is a walk in the park, and it blends well with your desktop. It can be moved across the desktop, but there’s no possibility to send to the tray area to only have audio alerts tell time.

You find that the application isn’t really your regular timer, with no actual clock in the display area. What you do get to work with instead is a set of controls, and several values. The application starts counting in the background and emits an audio alert every now and then, with the values representing alerts in seconds.

As such, the application can let off a chime for every 5, 10, 30, and 60 seconds passed. The lack of an actual time value lets you focus on your work, only letting you mentally keep track of progress.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that TiTimer is a cool little timer which isn’t really created to tell the time, but rather help you use it as a resource. Alerts are configured at the press of a button, while portability adds a lot to overall flexibility.