The Life Clock software serves as a unique screen saver that calculates your expected lifespan and displays it in a countdown format. It is an insightful way to become more mindful of the value of your time on earth.
Life Clock is a screen effects module that is available for free on Mac OS X. It is designed to display both the current time and inform users about how long they have left to live. This feature is achieved through the input of your birthdate and gender which are then used to calculate a life expectancy based on data for 1999 from the National Center for Health Statistics.
Users should note that these calculations only apply to individuals who are up to 100 years old. If you are older than this particular age group, you should be aware of the potential for extrapolation.
The initial version of Life Clock was created in 1994 as a special holiday present for a family member who was difficult to buy gifts for. Since its creation, the software has remained completely free for all users.
This latest release has seen updates made to the software's artwork, which was previously criticized for its appearance. Hopefully, these changes have improved the overall look and feel of the software.
Users should note that these calculations only apply to individuals who are up to 100 years old. If you are older than this particular age group, you should be aware of the potential for extrapolation.
The initial version of Life Clock was created in 1994 as a special holiday present for a family member who was difficult to buy gifts for. Since its creation, the software has remained completely free for all users.
This latest release has seen updates made to the software's artwork, which was previously criticized for its appearance. Hopefully, these changes have improved the overall look and feel of the software.
What's New
Version 1.1: N/A