Tray Timer is a small Windows application designed specifically for helping you time you activities with the aid of a stopwatch.

The advantages of being portable

Since this is a portable program, it is important to mention that it doesn’t leave any traces in the Windows Registry.

You can copy it on any USB flash drive or other devices, and take it with you whenever you need to work with a timer on the breeze, without having to go through installation steps.

Unobtrusive running mode

Tray Timer runs quietly in the system tray without interfering with your work. You can access the program’s features by performing a right-click mouse operation on its icon from the system tray.

Main features

Tray Timer gives you the possibility to show or hide the timer, start, pause, stop, or reset the stopwatch, run the utility at Windows startup, as well as enable or disable alarms. When it comes to setting up alarms, you can make the app play a preset sound notification every minute or hour.

Where it falls short

On the downside, you cannot save the time results to a file on your computer, print the results, use hotkeys, upload user-defined audio files, and display custom text messages. The utility hasn’t been updated for a while, so it may cause compatibility issues on newer operating systems.

Performance

Since it doesn’t require much computer knowledge to set up the dedicated parameters, even less experienced users can learn to master the entire process in no time. Tests have shown that Tray Timer carries out a task quickly. It leaves a minimal footprint on system resources, so the overall performance of the computer is not affected.

Bottom line

All in all, Tray Timer proves to be a simplistic piece of software that comes bundled with limited features in order to help you time your activities.

About this item

• CAPACITY – The 9-Tray electric food dehydrator has 15 square feet of drying space and offers plenty of space for your favorite snacks
• TIME AND TEMPERATURE – Features a 26-hour timer and adjustable thermostat. The thermostat ranges from 105 degrees F to 165 degrees F. The temperature range is low enough for fruits and vegetables and is also high enough for dehydrating meat for jerky
• LOW AND SLOW FOR IMMUNITY BOOST – Cooking foods at a temperature no higher than 115-118 degrees in a dehydrator preserves nutrients and enzymes
• PATENTED – Parallex Horizontal Airflow is exclusive to Excalibur and helps the food dehydrate faster, retain more nutrients and look and taste better, without tray rotation
• EASY TO USE – Great for large families, gardeners, and sportsmen. Dehydrate fruits, vegetables, nuts, meat for jerky, fruit puree for fruit roll-ups, raise bread, make all natural pet treats, or make homemade yogurt
• ACCESSORIES – Includes a flexible poly-screen tray inserts to prevent foods from sticking and trays do not need to be moved or rotated during operation
• Includes Guide to Dehydration. Made in the USA with USA and globally sourced materials
• 110/120 Volt model designed exclusively for use in North America. 600 Watts
• Nine-tray, 15 square foot capacity
  ✓ Plastic Trays measure 15″ x 15″
  ✓ 26 hour timer
  ✓ Adjustable Thermostat 105°F to 165°F
  ✓ 7’’ fan, 600watts for increased air circulation
  ✓ Includes Guide to Dehydration (value $6.95)
  ✓ Limited 10-year warranty
  ✓ Made in the USA with USA and globally sourced materials

  Pomzen is a time-management system created for |

  Pomzen is an easy-to-use time management application that anyone can use to manage their tasks anytime and anywhere, and perform those tasks efficiently. The application is a customizable pomodoro timer that is inspired by Pomodoro Technique which is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo.
  One Pomodoro at a time, one activity at a time, one objective at a time. For persons with a strong tendency to procrastinate, it’s important to realize that the objective is to finish one Pomodoro (25 minutes of work on a particular activity) without interuptions.

  What is the Pomodoro Technique?

  The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s.
  Using a kitchen timer shaped like a pomodoro (Italian for tomato), Cirillo divided the time he spent working on a project into 25-minute intervals, with 5-minute breaks in between, in order to get more done, without interruptions.
  By grouping a number of Pomodoros together, users can tackle a project of any length and drastically improve their productivity, enhance their focus, and better achieve their goals.
  With this tried-and-tested method, users can simplify their work, find out how much time and effort a task really requires, and strengthen their focus so they can get more done in the same amount of time each day.

  Goals of the Pomodoro Technique

  The aim of the Pomodoro Technique is to provide a simple tool for improving productivity.
  It can do the following:

  Boost motivation and keep it constant

  Enhance focus and concentration by cutting down on interruptions

  Refine the estimation process in both qualitative and quantitative terms

  Increase awareness on one’s decisions

  How to use Pomzen?

  Step 1- Set out to do tasks and set the timers to 25 minutes (or 1 Pomodoro).
  Step 2- Work for 25 minutes (or 1 Pomodoro) or until you hear the alarm.
  Step 3- Record your work progress saving the Pomodoro.
  Step 4- Take a short 5 minutes break.
  Step 5- Go back to work.
  Step 6- Take a long break after four Pomodoros.
  Step 7- Repeat the steps from step 1.