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You're at your desk, working on paper. Ticking Along keeps Teams and Slack showing you as Available.
$12, once. Mac and Windows, one purchase, no subscription. If it's not for you: full refund for 30 days, no questions asked.
Thanks for poking around.
The best thing here is the purple chat app. Skip six minutes with Ticking Along off, then turn it on and skip again. Your dot will explain this better than a text file can.
The toggles up top change the look of the whole page, and everything in the Apple menu really works.
There's a hidden channel in the chat app somewhere, too.
— Ticking Along
Nothing else today. The afternoon is yours.
Skip six minutes in the chat app and watch your dot. Then turn on the ring by the clock and try again.
What it does
Every few minutes it moves your pointer a tiny distance and puts it back where it was. You won't see it happen.
Reading, marking up, drafting by hand. Your dot stays Available through all of it.
It moves the pointer a whisker and puts it back. An automated test keeps it that way.
Runs from a folder, even on a USB stick. Pull the stick out and it stops.
On at 9, off at 5:30, every working day. You never think about it.
An hour, or until 5:30. Then it stops itself.
Quit, and your computer is back to normal.
One purchase covers both, desk or laptop.
Just a dot near the clock.
For the hours you spend with a pen in your hand.
One purchase, Mac and Windows. Full refund for 30 days, no questions asked.