On this page, you can learn about all the goodness that TimeBoxed is made of:

• Notifications when time is up
• Very light user interface
• How you can set up and start a timer
• Simplicity of use
• AppleScript support
• Auto-update mechanism

When a timer finishes, the time bar turns red. While working on something else, you might be so focused that you won't notice.
TimeBoxed has a lot of alerts to notify you. Choose from:

Visual animations: TimeBoxed animates its window,bounces the dock icon, flash the screen.

If you prefer a sound alert, just choose the one you like.
TimeBoxed can even talk to you!

If you want something more subtle, TimeBoxed can run Growl notifications.

You don't have to choose one alert over the other. TimeBoxed can run all of them if that's what you prefer.

We assume you have real work to do, and want to be roughly aware of the elapsed time and be notified when time is up. You never asked to be disturbed with the text of the remaining time being updated for each passing second.
Don't worry, TimeBoxed is not that rude. We educated him as good as you can educate a Mac Software.
TimeBoxed main window is, on purpose, very light.

You can configure TimeBoxed main window level : on top of every other window, or visible only when time is almost up.

TimeBoxed does not disturb you before you need it, and nicely warns you when its duty is over!

TimeBoxed is fully accessible, with your mouse or your keyboard.
Every feature is only one click - or key press - away.
There are keyboards shortcuts for all of the most used features.

You can also interact with TimeBoxed via its dock icon menu.

TimeBoxed was designed to be extremely simple to use.
Each of its features has been carefully designed and configured to adhere to the core mission of this application.
In fact, many features were discarded because they just couldn't live up to our stringent mission requirements.
The result is an application that does exactly what you need, the way you need it.

TimeBoxed understands AppleScript commands. This means that you can write your own scripts to automate it.
Do you, each morning, set up a timer of 2 hours and a half with dock icon bouncing and speech notifications when time is up? Download a script that does it for you, write it - or edit one from the template folder.

TimeBoxed has an auto-update mechanism built in. This means you get - for free - all the updates, automatically.
TimeBoxed is actively being updated. Feel free to contact us to give your feedback and ask for new features. User feedback greatly contributed to make this product the way it is.