ProdMe Widget... Like the chimes of a grandfather clock, ProdMe is intended to help the user stay aware of the passage of time by playing a sound at regular intervals. In addition to traditional clock chimes, ProdMe also provides the option to play a sound at any time interval, using any of the available alert sounds. Great for anyone who finds that time tends to slip away faster than expected.
Features:
Chimes can be set at either arbitrary time intervals or synchronized with the clock (like traditional clock chimes).
Replicates the clock chimes feature from Mac OS 9.
Alarm clock.
Scheduled mute times.
Text alerts.
Visual notifications via Growl.
Multiple copies of the widget can be open at once, with independent settings for each copy.
Choice of five different background colors.
Honors 12-hour or 24-hour time format (as specified in the International system preferences).
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