crono-event
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Details for crono-event
Package name
- crono-event
License
- GPL-3.0
Last updated
- 19 January 2026 - latest/stable
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With this program, you can accurately track event times, create alarms, see the time, and much more...
Crono-Event is a professional event and activity stopwatch that provides real-time tracking and programmable alarms.
Who is this program for? Content creators, professionals, teachers, students, event coordinators, or anyone needing precise time management for established activity periods.
Main Features:
- Progressive and Regressive Stopwatch: Track elapsed time or start countdowns with adjustable initial times.
- Programmed Sound Alarms: Get notified exactly when to start or end an activity.
- Event Control: Manage presentation, classroom, or work times precisely. Includes a storage system to log events for future reference.
- Pause History: Extremely useful for marking exact moments when tasks are completed.
- Foreground Time (Always on Top): Perfect for displaying the time during OBS streaming or live events.
- Multi-Language Support: Available in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, German, Italian, and Mandarin Chinese.
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