InerziaTimer for Mac 2.2

InerziaTimer for Mac: The Ultimate Time Management Tool

Are you tired of constantly losing track of time? Do you need a reliable and easy-to-use tool to help you manage your time more efficiently? Look no further than InerziaTimer for Mac, the ultimate time management tool.

InerziaTimer is a small and easy-to-use application that can help you measure time intervals with ease. Its streamlined graphical user interface is not-intrusive and shows its powerful features at-a-glance. With InerziaTimer, you can easily manage your time and stay on top of your schedule.

Countdown Section

The countdown section in InerziaTimer allows you to set a specific time interval using either the keyboard or the knobs. Once set, simply click start to begin counting down. You can also customize which actions should be executed at the end of the countdown, including playing a sound (and optionally repeating it with customized volume), speaking a sentence (using system default voice), showing a dialog box, or opening a file or an application.

Chronometer Section

The chronometer section in InerziaTimer allows you to measure time intervals and lap times at selected precision levels. The application automatically calculates lap averages, and you can also record lap lists in text files. Additionally, there is a special feature where you can measure a specific interval and then set the countdown to that same length without having to input it by hand.

Alarm Clock Section

The alarm clock section in InerziaTimer allows users to select future dates for waking up or other important events. Simply click "set" after selecting your desired date/time, and InerziaTimer will wake you up at that specified date/time using the same options as those available in the countdown section. While running an alarm clock count down timer users are still able use both Countdown & Chronometer sections simultaneously if needed.

Active Only When Running

It's important to note that any count is active only when Inerzia Timer is running; if quit any alarm or count will quit with it as well.. However this app was designed specifically for Mac users who want an efficient way of managing their schedules without sacrificing system performance - so leave it running in background mode without worry!

Small Size Interface & Memory Footprint

In addition to its powerful features, one of the best things about Inertia Timer is its small size interface & memory footprint which makes it ideal for leaving open while working on other tasks without slowing down your computer's performance!

Conclusion:

Overall, if managing your schedule effectively has been difficult thus far then look no further than this amazing software! With its intuitive design coupled with powerful features such as customizable actions upon completion of timers/alarms etc., measuring precise intervals/lap times accurately - all while being lightweight enough not impact system performance- there really isn't anything else out there quite like this app! So why wait? Download now from our website today!

InerziaTimer for Mac installs as a full-featured stopwatch for your desktop, with a countdown timer, chronometer, and alarm clock built into a small, intuitive interface.

This application welcomes the user with a small and unobtrusive interface, which is self-explanatory for anyone who has ever used a stopwatch. The countdown timer includes configurable events when zero is reached. You can play a sound, have your Mac speak any sentence you type into the preferences panel, or launch a file. The chronometer includes a lap function that records each lap time in the window and calculates the lap average when stopped. These times and the average can be saved to a text file. The alarm clock functions exactly as it ought to and also features a countdown to the date and time configured. InerziaTimer for Mac must remain running for the alarm clock to work as there's no background mode, but the app is so lightweight in terms of resources, it hardly matters. We tested out all these functions on our MacBook, found them easy to configure, and everything worked as promised.

A basic, little utility, InerziaTimer for Mac does what it's supposed to and is quite easy to use. Users looking for an easy tool for measuring time intervals would do well to give this one a try.