Free visualize an acre software for mac

Slife 2.3 is designed to be a handy and innovative time management and activity browsing tool which keeps track of where you spend your time in your computer. It automatically observes which applications you use and when you use them.

Major Features:

1. Time Spent On Applications: You can visit your Slife Web account at anytime to visualize your computer activities. One of the views lets you see how much time you've spent per application.
2. Time Spent on Web Pages and Documents: The Web & Documents view allows you to see how much time you've spent on individual documents and web pages. You can visualize stats by day, week, month or year.
3. Time Spent on Activities: With Slife Web, you can create categories for your activities, such as "Reading news" or "Doing research", and designate applications and documents as part of these categories.
4. More Details With Notes: In addition to observing your activities automatically, the client allows you to post notes to your Slife Web account. Notes are great as a way to give your activities more context.
5. Meetings & Phone Calls: What about all those other non-computer-based activities? The client lets you log meeting time and phone calls, so you know how much time you've spent away from the computer.
6. Manage Your Productivity: You can specify goals for activities, such as "spend less than 15 minutes reading news daily". Slife Web does the math and lets you know whether you are reaching your objectives.
7. Third-Party Services: Time tracking typically goes hand in hand with invoicing and project management. With Slife Web, you can easily export the time you spend on projects and activities to third-party web services

SysFarm Pulse is a web application for implementing Web 2.0 analytical communities (spaces), providing tools to analyze and visualize data and create a (mobile/web) community around it.
SysFarm Puls is also available as a service at http://pulse.sysfarm.com

System requirements:
- Java

Onlife is a tool that observes your every interaction with sofware applications such as Safari, Mail and iChat and then creates a personal shoebox of all the web pages you visit, emails you read, documents you write and much more.
Onlife then indexes the contents of your shoebox, makes it searchable and displays all the interactions between you and your favorite apps over time.
Main features:
- Supports Safari, Firefox, iTunes, iChat, TextEdit and Mail
- Multiple ways to visualize your content (day, month, year and table views)
- SearchKit-powered index lets you find content with ease
- Customize tags and bookmark important items with configurable system-wide hot keys
- Filter view items according to their source, tags and duration
- Open content items in separate windows.

Volocity is the realization of Improvisions objective to provide the scientist with an interactive volume visualization system that will run on a standard desktop computer.
Volume interactivity is the key to providing the user with an enhanced perception of depth and realism. Interactivity also allows the scientist to rapidly explore and understand large volumes of data.
The powerful and advanced technology developed exclusively by Improvision for rapid, interactive volume visualization of 3D and 4D volumes has received several awards for innovation and is the subject of worldwide patent applications.
Volocity is the first true color 4D rendering system designed for biomedical imaging. It uses new highly advanced algorithims to provide high-speed, easy to use, interactive rendering of time resolved color 3D volumes.
Volocity allows the user to visualize a 3D object and then observe and interact with it over time, for the first time providing scientists with a system to dynamically visualize both the structure and the purpose of biological structures.
Main features:
- New - high speed image aquisition of 3D sequences
- Fast and highly interactive volume exploration in 3D and 4D.
- Intuitively easy to use for increased productivity.
- Export and publication of 3D images and data in standard file formats.
- Object classification, measurement and tracking in all dimensions.
- High quality restoration of confocal and wide field microscope images.
- Modular software for ease of use and future upgrades.

Enhancements: Moved from Cocoa to Qt allowing several operating system at the same time.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4.10 or later.

GCViewer is a free open source tool to visualize data produced by the Java VM options -verbose:gc and -Xloggc: . It also calculates garbage collection related performance metrics (throughput, accumulated pauses, longest pause, etc.). This can be very useful when tuning the garbage collection of a particular application by changing generation sizes or setting the initial heap size. See here for a useful summary of garbage collection related JVM parameters. For more information on tuning garbage collection on Sun JVMs, take a look at the documentation provided by Sun.

Supported Formats
• Sun JDK 1.4/1.5 with the options -Xloggc: [-XX:+PrintGCDetails]
• Sun JDK 1.2.2/1.3.1/1.4 with the option -verbose:gc
• IBM JDK 1.3.1/1.3.0/1.2.2 with the option -verbose:gc

Best results are achieved with: -Xloggc: -XX:+PrintGCDetails
Data Export

GCViewer can also export the data in CSV (comma separated values) format, which may easily be imported into spreadsheet applications for further processing.
Miscellaneous

GCViewer has been developed with J2SE 1.4 and is licensed under LGPL.