Meridian for Mac3.3.8

I've been using Meridian through many versions and many OS X upgrades. It's one app I NEVER want to do without! I use five clocks for int'l Skypecalls--don't want to wake anybody up! Customisation in colour makes Meridian beautiful as a Mac should be. Kudos to Recurring Dream.

Does this work on 10.11 El Capitan?

Works great on Yosemite. A useful gem. Since the current Macupdate download link doesn't work, I will mention that the free version of Meridian (which has a generous limit of 10 clocks) is available for download via, ahem, CNET.

Most people just want a second timezone in their menubar for business or loved ones. If that's you, mclock does that for free, without the bells and whistles. Developer is a nice guy and very responsive. Try it out: https://github.com/palaniraja/mclock

Does anyone know how to license Meridian? It is still working well onMavericks,but there is no way to license it.I wonder why it was abandoned.

I wrote to the developers asking if this was abandonware and the reply was "retired."

Great and handy utility. ****NO LONGER FREEWARE*** For those looking to make a donation, you'll find that Meridian is now a shareware program with a 3 clock limit during the 30 day evaluation period. Price: $19.95.

Softpedia secure server has it here: http://mac.softpedia.com/progDownload/Meridian-Download-5306.html

Is this abandonware? No mention of it on website that I can find.

Great little app. I bake and find this app very handy. 1 caveat: Timer will not show up in my menu bar when set to menu but works well in window. Wish list: Wish I could dock it to make it handy to open.

Download link does not work anymore……anybody has a valid link to the file please?

Download link does not work anymore……anybody has a valid link to the file please?

I was so happy to find this app after iStat Menu no longer made a free version of its software. I work in many time zones and keeping track of colleagues times around the world is what I use this app for. Something I would like to see would be to display a clock in the menubar that is totally separate from the system time, as I am often working in time zones (at sea) that Apple doesn't list in its drop down list. I can work around this by adding a "local" clock in the drop down list of clocks. Ideally Apple would just allow us to set our local time based on UTC offset and not by a limited set of locations.

Brilliant little menu bar app, simple and very nice looking.

Simply amazingly useful. Better than any paid timer I've tried.

Developer's site says version 3.3.8 is best for Lion. I wish MacUpdate would let ratings be adjusted. They should all be 5s.

This is a great product. I wonder that Apple doesn't support multiple clocks in the menue bar. Some users would appreciate it.

Is it possible to include the option to disable the chimes for a certain few hours? An option that I can input the start and end time for disable chimes. Usefully at night.

Excellent App! Really nice!

Quarterly chimes is what I wanted. Thanks a lot.

Wow - I'm impressed! I've looked at many menu bar clock replacements, timers and alarm clocks over the years and have found a winner! Meridian is a text book example of a beautifully crafted Macintosh application. It's very flexible and sports a sizeable list of genuinely useful features all wrapped in an efficient, intuitive and uncluttered user interface.

I tried all the menu clock applications currently available. I chose to purchase Meridian soon after launching it. Meridian is a great application and it's UI is very pleasing on the eye. In addition to a clock of which additional clocks can be created say for different time zones, Meridian also has user created Stopwatches, Timers and Alarms, so all time related tools are catered for in one application. Notifications and alarms can be implemented via iTunes which is a great bonus. Clocks can be Menu resident or Placed on the desktop like Widgets, and they are rendered wonderfully. Meridian is a great application, buy it and you won't be disappointed. hardcat

I'm a satisfied Meridian user. Meridian 2 is a huge update from the first version. The new digital clock face is very Tiger-looking. The wakeup feature is going to come in handy. It's slick like a Mac application should be. In response to the previous reviewer, Meridian really is better than the free clocks, just like Transmit is better than the free FTP programs, and OmniOutliner is better than the free tools. With Meridian you get what you pay for.

It costs too much. Like any other clock app which is not free. Besides, there's Aion, showing multiple time zones from the menubar. Free.

Great update! OK. It is a bit more pricey than some other clocks, but it also looks better, is stable and has a lot more functionality than most of them.

Sure, there are other clock programs for OS X, but this one really is the best. The clock faces look great, and the user interface is polished. Everything works like it should.