TimeWorks For Mac

TimeWorks displays calendar events as boxes dynamically moving towards a finish line which is now. It can do this on the desktop, in a window, or over your screen-saver.

TimeWorks' aim is to show a user's calendar events in a compelling, pleasing and useful fashion.

You set how far you want to see into the future and events will appear on the display and move slowly across the window or desktop towards the now mark.

Look at the yellow lines on the left of the screen shots. They show now on the display. That is, if an event was touching that line, it would be happening now.

The events start at the opposite edge of the display and move towards and past this line.

Look at it another way: in the preferences, you can specify how far to look ahead (say one week). This means that all events for the coming week will be visible in the display. The events which are due to start soon (e.g. within an hour) will be close to the line. Those due to start later (e.g. in 6 days' time) will be further away from the line.

Whether you have one or a hundred windows on the screen, chances are that it will cover up the part of the iCalViewer view you want to see - whether it is the desktop, window or list view.

With Exposé, you can reveal your desktop with the 'reveal desktop' hotkey.

This operation will bring whatever view you have to the front and shade the rest of the screen. It provides a convenient and fast way of accessing your calendar information.