A focus timer that turns your work session into a virtual flight between two real airports, so "I worked for 90 minutes" becomes "I flew from Tokyo to Paris."
Results for “Break Timer”
72 tools found
Watches your GitHub CI pipeline, and when a build breaks it writes a fix, tests it safely in a sandbox, and opens a pull request for you — without a human touching it first.
An offline-first productivity app combining tasks, a focus timer, habits, and a calendar in one distraction-free space. Free and open source, with an optional paid cloud sync tier.
Free, open-source native macOS menu-bar app that tracks Claude Code usage with budget monitoring, project-level breakdown, and 100% local processing.
A single API that automatically picks the right AI model for your request and switches to a backup provider if the first one is down or errors out, so your app doesn't break when one AI company has a bad day.
A monitoring tool built specifically for AI agents — it catches when your agent hallucinates or breaks in production, traces the failure back to the exact line of code, and can open a pull request with a fix.
A free, open-source security scanner from Tencent that checks your AI infrastructure — agents, MCP servers, and frameworks — for known vulnerabilities and jailbreak weaknesses before an attacker does.
A monitoring tool that checks not just whether your website is online, but whether logins, forms and checkout actually work — with a screenshot as proof when something breaks.
A macOS app that updates your project's npm/Yarn/pnpm/Bun dependencies safely, with a one-click undo if something breaks.
A free, self-hosted answer to "who's on call tonight and how do we wake them up if something breaks" — schedules, escalations, and alert routing that you run on your own servers instead of paying a per-seat SaaS like PagerDuty.
Open-source expiration tracker for certificates, API tokens, secrets and licenses, with alerts and automated renewal, self-hosted or cloud.
An AI tester that opens a real browser on every pull request, clicks through your app like a human would, and files a bug report with screenshots when something breaks.
A monitoring service that automatically tracks breaking changes and deprecations across your external API dependencies.
Lets an AI assistant like Claude drive the x64dbg debugger for you — setting breakpoints, stepping through code, reading memory — turning manual reverse-engineering grunt work into something you can direct in plain language.
A free browser extension that automatically scans web pages for accessibility problems against WCAG and other standards, highlighting the exact code causing each issue.
A free macOS planner that starts from your goals instead of a to-do inbox — you define what you're trying to achieve, and it helps you break that into weekly and daily plans.
HyperProbe is an AI on-call agent that places read-only breakpoints on suspect code in production to capture live variable state and pinpoint incident root causes without redeploying anything.
Turns nearly 2,000 messy public websites — government portals, court records, supplier databases — into clean, stable REST APIs, so a change to the source site doesn't silently break your data pipeline or your AI agent's tool calls.
A free, self-hosted tool that runs automated checks on your websites from multiple locations and tells you the moment something breaks — before your customers notice.
A tool that turns your API's technical spec file into a clean, browsable documentation website automatically, and flags it the moment a change would break someone else's integration.