Barklarm is by no means a dog alarm of sorts. On the contrary, it has to do with programmers and their projects. It's a simple application designed to help the user keep track of a specific project's status from the system's tray area. Of course, before tracking anything, you'll be required to add some information in the first place. The application is pretty simple since its role is to organize or help keep track of.

Since this app's goal is to alert the user about the various projects under development in a given repository, the need for a complex interface was not taken into consideration. As a result, the application will mainly function in the Windows System Tray. Do keep in mind that for the projects to be registered accordingly, you'll have to add them by completing some basic information about them.

Once launched, the program will ask the user to add one or more project repositories. These can be GitHub, CCTray, or Datadog-related projects and will be associated with an alias you create. The URL address leading to these repositories also needs to be added. Keep in mind that the URL is crucial to the app's accuracy. The rest of the fields seem to have been designed to bring some kind of order, especially if you've registered more projects.

Barklarm is a funny name for a pretty basic application that acts as a reminder for any user having one or more projects under development in a supported repository. You can easily keep track of how these evolve, finally being able to increase productivity through a much more organized conduit. The application will of course be useful only to those individuals who actually work with the supported project repositories and who understand the idea behind Barklarm.