Run every session, speaker, and break on one synchronized clock. Build the full agenda once, cast it to the big screen, and control everything from your phone.
Build the whole day in one place: Opening, Keynote, Panels, Breaks, Closing — each with its own duration and speaker name. Sessions auto-advance so the program never stalls.
When a speaker runs over, the stage display counts up in a warning color. Moderators see it instantly and can nudge the program back on schedule with one tap.
Cast the stage display to any TV or projector via Chromecast, AirPlay, or HDMI. No conference-room hardware, no installed apps, no AV team required.
From single-track meetups to multi-day summits, a visible countdown keeps every session sharp.
The headline talk gets the most visibility — and the most pressure. A fullscreen countdown on the main screen keeps the keynote inside its slot.
Five minutes, hard stop. Rapid-fire formats depend on precise, visible timing for every single speaker.
Allocate time per panelist and per Q&A round. The moderator controls everything quietly from their phone.
Run parallel rooms on independent timers. The free plan includes 2 rooms; Pro covers 4 simultaneous rooms.
Speeches, walk-ups, and interludes each get a segment. Auto-advance keeps the show rolling without a timekeeper shouting from the wings.
Share the stage display into the stream or set it on the confidence monitor — remote and in-room speakers see the same clock.
Open the Event Timer and add every session with its duration and speaker. Save the event to your account to reuse it across conference days.
Open the display screen on the stage TV or projector and press F for fullscreen. The agenda bar shows where you are in the day.
Start, pause, add time, advance to the next session, or send messages like "wrap up" to the stage — from anywhere in the venue.
Yes. Each room runs its own synchronized timer. The Free plan includes 2 rooms, and Pro covers 4 simultaneous rooms with unlimited saved events.
Yes. When a segment ends, the Event Timer can auto-advance to the next agenda item, or the moderator can advance manually with one tap.
Yes. The stage display shows the current segment, the speaker name, and a large countdown that everyone — including the speaker — can read from the stage.
The core timer and stage display are free. Paid plans add more rooms, saved events, and team features — see the pricing page for details.
Build the agenda once. Cast it anywhere. Control from your pocket.