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ChimeTime

Notice it is 6pm and not 9pm — every hour arrives as a chime and a panel from the notch

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About ChimeTime

ChimeTime delivers hourly time notifications via a smooth spring-animated panel that slides down from your MacBook's notch — like a modern grandfather clock. Choose from four built-in sounds (bell, tick, wood block, or silent) or enable spoken time. Configure per-hour scheduling with a 24-hour grid, set quiet hours, and use quick presets for Work Hours or Waking Hours. Handles sleep/wake and timezone changes with drift-free scheduling. Zero third-party dependencies.

Who it's for

Anyone who loses track of time while deep in work.

What it does

  • Spring-animated notch notification panel
  • 4 built-in sounds + spoken time option
  • Per-hour scheduling with 24-hour grid
  • Quick presets (Work Hours, Waking Hours)
  • Drift-free scheduling across sleep/wake

Information

Runs on
macOS · Menu bar
Status
Source only
Price
Free
Requires
macOS 13+
Source
Public on GitHub
Telemetry
None
Built with
Swift & SwiftUI
Stack
SwiftUIAVAudioEngineNSSpeechSynthesizerServiceManagement

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