Creator: Nullsec0x
A lightweight Windows XP x64 application that helps you stay productive.
Create a task, set a timer, hit start — when time’s up, an alarm sound plays.
If you try to quit while a task is running, you’ll get a confirmation prompt:
“[task name] is running — are you sure you want to quit?”
- Task creation with custom names
- Countdown timer
- Alarm notification when the timer ends
- Quit confirmation if a timer is active
- Designed for Windows XP x64
main.c # Core application logic
resource.h # Resource identifiers
resource.rc # Icons, menus, and dialogs
- Install MinGW
- Open
cmd
in the project directory - Run:
gcc main.c resource.rc -o focusclock.exe -mwindows
- Install MinGW-w64:
sudo apt install mingw-w64
- Run:
x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc main.c resource.rc -o focusclock.exe -mwindows
- Run
FocusClockXP.exe
on Windows XP x64 - Create a task, set your time, start
- When finished, alarm will play
Compiled binaries are available in the Releases section.
MIT License — do whatever you want, but credit Nullsec0x.
Exit message prompt | App interface |
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