Tokei - you're more done than you think.

Tokei is a different take on time, with a side of existential dread on your plate.

NOW AVAILABLE ON LINUX!

Instead of just telling you what time it is, Tokei shows how much of your minute, hour, day, week, month, and year has already slipped by, all at once. If you want to go a little darker, you can enable the optional Life Clock, which uses your birth date and country to estimate the percentage of your life that has passed.

Everything is local. No account, no tracking, no data shared anywhere.

Features:

• Live percentage clocks for minute, hour, day, week, month, and year
• Optional life percentage clock
• Local country life expectancy data
• Four themes: Aurora, Gaia, Cherry, and Canopy
• Custom Windows desktop app interface
• Fully offline after install
• A calm little dashboard for time, mortality, and poor decisions

Tokei does not help you manage time. It simply points at it and lets you deal with that.

Some upcoming features:

Desktop widget mode — a minimal always-on-top window that lives in your corner

Share card — generate a beautiful snapshot of your percentages to post anywhere

Time budget — set a deadline, track what percentage of that window is already gone

Panic mode — subtle UI shift when your day crosses 90%

"Time remaining" toggle — flip the framing from what's gone to what's left

Decade clock — because year isn't existential enough

Custom countdowns — percentage complete toward any date you care about

Alternate year modes — fiscal, academic, or any custom start date you define