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Mac only (Windows version coming soon) 
Have you ever wondered how much time you spend on your computer performing certain tasks, or how often you run some of your applications? If so then you might want to checkout the newly released Slife 2.0. This is the first release of Slife that is completely free for users, and once you have it setup you’ll be able to see just how productive you actually are. It’s like having your own personal stalker.
What’s pretty cool with this is that you can create goals to help ensure you’re not wasting excessive amounts of time doing things that you shouldn’t be. For example, you can limit yourself to under 30-minutes of web browsing each day, and Slife will notify you once that limit has been reached. You won’t be locked out of a program or anything, but it will make sure you’re aware when you’ve gone past your goal.
They decided to start offering the application for free because they think they will be more successful by building subscription-based services around the program in the future. I’m guessing they are referring to things like tracking the work habits of employees.
There isn’t a Windows version available right now, but the team says that it’s on the way. If you go here you can grab the Mac version, and you can enter in your email address to be notified when the Windows version is released.
Slife Homepage [via Lifehacker]
This looks pretty interesting, I’ll get it once they release the Windows version. Gotta love statistics!
I agree with Lashiec. Can you notify us with a post when the Windows version comes out?
You got it… when that happens I’ll probably write up a more extensive review of it as well.
Need. Windows. Version. ASAP. Ryan, will you make some calls?
I only wish that I could pick up the phone and have a Windows version for you. Unfortunately I don’t think that would make them program any faster.
Darn. Well,I guess i can try to be patient.
I’d absolutely love to try the Windows version as well! Sounds like a very useful program! Might just have to get a Mac instead of waiting
[rescuetime.com]
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[timesnapper.com]( there is a [timesnapper.com] but it doesn’t have the “program usage reporter”
some very simple programs-
[bisystemslab.com]
[sourceforge.net]
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[sourceforge.net]
and slightly different but interesting: [sourceforge.net] / [sourceforge.net]
WINDOWS VERSION WAS ANNOUNCED!
[tinyurl.com]
now i hope they invite em to beta….