Timestamp

Timestamp is a cool little clock and calendar app that sits right in your status bar, aiming to give the built-in OS X clock a run for its money. It’s super simple and lets you tweak the date and time formats however you like, plus it works great in dark mode!

Easy Access to Time and Calendar

Once you launch the Timestamp app, it automatically pops a clock into your menubar. Just click on it to pull up the calendar panel—easy peasy! If you want to dive into the app’s Preferences, just right-click on the time display.

Built with Great Tools

This handy tool was made using the Electron framework and Moment.js library. It’s designed to work down to the second when showing you the time. So, if you're looking for precision, this is your buddy!

Customize Your Clock Display

You can customize how your clock looks right in the Timestamp Preferences window. Just hit that help button if you're lost; it'll take you straight to Moment.js documentation in your web browser.

Add More Details

Timestamps can show not just the current time and date but also fun details like which quarter of the year it is, what day of the week it is, which week of the year we're in, and even your timezone! Just add in some tags, and boom—you’ll see changes right away.

Move Your Clock Around

By default, Timestamp puts its clock at the end of all your status bar items. But if you want to move it around, just hold down that Command key and drag it wherever you like!

Your Personal Calendar Helper

The app even has a calendar feature built-in, so no need for extra utilities cluttering up your screen! Just remember that Timestamp doesn’t sync with OS X Calendar—you won’t see scheduled events here.

The Bottom Line on Timestamp

Timestamp aims to replace that basic OS X clock while giving you more control over how time and dates are displayed. Plus, with its minimalist calendar feature, planning events becomes a breeze without needing yet another app! Download Timestamp now!