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Clocker

by Cobox·Workflow

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Why we like it

Clocker stands out in the Superhive library for pairing a task reminder system with an optional Wellness Mode aimed at breaks during long Blender work.

What is Clocker?

Clocker is a Blender add-on built around a customizable time-based reminder system. You can select the specific time and days you want to be reminded of something, set a custom message to appear with each reminder, and toggle between 12-hour and 24-hour clock formats. Reminders can be snoozed for five minutes, and a search bar helps you find them, with sorting by creation date or time.

Settings persist across sessions: Clocker remembers your reminders, modes, and preferences so they remain after you log out. The add-on also includes an optional Wellness Mode, which sends notifications at customizable, regular break intervals to reduce eye strain and improve posture during long Blender sessions.

Clocker is described as lightweight and integrated into Blender's UI, staying out of the way while remaining ready to notify you. It runs with Cycles and Eevee and is offered in English and Spanish versions. The add-on is licensed under GPL and is a Blender Extension.

Who is Clocker best for?

Clocker is best for blender artists, animators, and designers who want customizable reminders and optional break notifications during long sessions.

How much does Clocker cost?

Clocker is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Customizable time-based reminder system with specific time and day selection
  • Custom message displayed with each reminder, plus a five-minute snooze option
  • 12-hour and 24-hour clock format toggle
  • Search bar and sorting by creation date or time to organize reminders
  • Preferences, reminders, and modes saved across sessions
  • Optional Wellness Mode with customizable break-interval notifications
  • Integrated into Blender's UI

Tags

#reminder system#timer#productivity#workflow#wellness#break timer#task manager#notifications

Frequently asked questions

What Blender versions does Clocker support?

Clocker supports Blender versions 2.9 through 5.0, according to its listing. It is provided as a Blender Extension and is marked Blender Extension compatible. The add-on works with the Cycles and Eevee render engines. If you are running a version within that range, Clocker should be compatible, but always confirm the current supported versions on the developer's page before installing, since compatibility details can change with new releases.

Does Clocker keep my reminders after I close Blender?

Clocker saves your settings, reminders, and modes across sessions. Whatever you have configured is retained even after you log out, so you do not need to recreate reminders each time you reopen Blender. This applies to your active reminders, your chosen modes, and your preferences. Combined with the search bar and sorting by creation date or time, this makes it easier to keep a persistent set of reminders organized between working sessions.

What does Wellness Mode in Clocker do?

Wellness Mode in Clocker is an optional feature that sends notifications at customizable, regular break intervals. It is designed to reduce eye strain and improve posture during long Blender sessions. Because it is optional, you can enable or leave it off depending on your needs. This sits alongside Clocker's main reminder system, so you can use task-based reminders, the break notifications, or both together while working in Blender.

Is Clocker free, and what license does it use?

Clocker is listed as free in this catalog, and it is offered in English and Spanish versions. The add-on is distributed under the GPL license, and its developer, Cobox, is noted as a Dev Fund Contributor. For current licensing terms and any purchase or download details, check the developer's page directly, since availability and pricing information can change over time from what is shown here.

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