Timeleft – Free Software to Keep Track of Important events in Countdown Style

What’s much better reminding and sensational than the countdown of a Rocket launch  ticking backwards, in the similar fashion you can have yourself notified of events to come and appointments and deadlines that you have to meet  using this Desktop utility software called Timeleft.

It has numerous features which can be enlisted below .

Reminder – alarms you about an oncoming event (you can run reminder at specific time or periodically: minutely, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, annually or at certain Moon phase)

Trayclock – replace your Windows’ built-in system-tray clock with skinnable TimeLeft clock

Clock displays time in different time zones

Countdown tracks the amount of time till (or passed after) the specified event

Stopwatch measures time interval

Timer measures time interval and signals its end

Sticker displays a sticky note on your desktop

Time Synchronization – TimeLeft uses atomic clock servers to adjust time on your computer

Auction Watch – you can watch and manage your online auctions (eBay etc.) using Auction Watch module

Countdown For Web – you can place a countdown to your web-page using Export to Web module

Working days/hours countdown – tracks the amount of working days, hours, minutes and seconds till (or passed after) the specified event

Floating Windows: every instance of a countdown, clock, stopwatch, timer or sticker is a separate fully customizable floating window

Zoom: every floating window may have its own size

You can also set it to replace your Windows Date/time display and it can also act as a reminder clock as it can play music , open document, launch an application, shutdown Pc and few other tasks on a specified time .

You can download it here ,

Tags: atomic clock servers, clock, countdown, Desktop, different time zones, Reminder, Schedule, system tray clock, time, Utility Software, Windows

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