AlaTimer helps parents set a daily computer-use allowance for each child's Windows account. It warns the user 60 seconds before time expires, then can log off, shut down or restart the computer. Hovering over Fred Flintstone's icon shows time used and time remaining, making the limit easy to check without opening a separate screen.

AlaTimer is a computer-use timer for parents who want to set daily limits for children using a shared Windows computer. It assigns a maximum amount of time to each Windows user account, so children can have separate allowances rather than sharing one household-wide countdown. A parent can set the permitted minutes for each calendar day, such as a two-hour limit, and AlaTimer tracks that account's usage against its allowance.

As the daily allowance approaches its end, AlaTimer displays a warning 60 seconds beforehand, prompting the child to log off. This gives them a short notice period to save work and leave the session instead of being cut off without warning. When the allotted time expires, the program can be configured to log off the current user, shut down the computer, or restart it. These choices let a household decide whether to end only the child's session or stop computer use altogether.

The program uses Fred Flintstone as its on-screen character and status indicator. Moving the mouse over Fred's icon displays a brief message with how long the child has already used the computer and how much time remains for that day. The remaining-time check can help children keep track of their own allowance, while parents can use the configured end-of-session action to apply the limit consistently. Per-account daily allowances also make it easier to manage turn-taking without relying on siblings to negotiate their own schedules.

AlaTimer is intended for households that want a straightforward way to manage children's computer time, including families with multiple child accounts. It can provide a predictable end to a session for general computer use, whether children are working, browsing or playing, though it is a usage timer rather than a content filter. Parents need to configure the allowance and choose what happens when it runs out; the warning and on-screen status then help make the limit visible to the child.

AlaTimer is trialware and is available for Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 and 10, including the supported 64-bit editions. Its controls are centered on each Windows user's daily time allowance, the pre-expiry prompt and the action taken at the limit. The program is suited to families seeking basic time management on a Windows PC rather than broader parental-control tools for monitoring activity or filtering websites.

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