iTaf is a handy application developed by Sebastien Zwickert and is used for setting up alarms and reminders. It uses iTunes as a source for audio files and can be used as an alarm clock, a reminder, or for various countdowns. It allows Mac users to choose a playlist from iTunes for every different function. It comes with an appealing interface and numerous tools for making it a common used tool. The menu is well organized and provides settings for every tool that is being used; it allows the users to set up their sounds for alarms, fade in and out effects, volume, visual effects and so on.
Unlike other similar products, this particular application provides a "days off" menu, which allows the users to add single or recursive days off. It has a great functionality, and it can perform various tasks upon starting or ending an alarm, like pause/stop/quit iTunes or the Mac. Another aspect that makes this program different from other similar applications is that it allows the users to start their Macs upon an alarm, and does not require a Mac to be turned on in order to get the alarm.
All taken into consideration, you should give iTaf a try; it is free, it comes with an easy-to-use menu and provides customizing tools in order for you to make it a daily used application.
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