From meetups to graduations: time every segment of your event with auto-advance, speaker names on screen, and messages to the stage — all controlled from your phone.
Build any run-of-show as a sequence of timed segments — openings, speeches, performances, intermissions. The timer advances automatically and shows what is up next.
Send quick messages like "5 minutes left" or "please wrap up" straight to the big screen, without interrupting whoever is on stage.
Create a free account to save your event. Reuse the same run-of-show next week, next month, or next year — one click and the clock is running.
Any event with a schedule benefits from a shared, visible clock. These are the most common.
Multiple short talks, one evening. Auto-advance keeps the program moving and the venue emptied on time.
Processions, speeches, and awarding each get a segment. The pace stays dignified and predictable.
Time worship segments, sermons, and announcements on the sanctuary screen — see the church timer for details.
Interval workouts, challenges, and classes run on strict rounds. A big visible clock keeps everyone in sync.
Multi-speaker agendas with tight transitions. The host advances segments from their phone between speakers.
Talent shows, science fairs, and debates all need fair, visible timing for every act or team.
Open the Event Timer and add segments with names, speakers, and durations. Sign in to save the event for later reuse.
Open the display screen on the venue TV or projector. The audience sees the current segment, the speaker, and a giant countdown.
Play, pause, add time, advance, or send messages to the stage. Everything syncs in real time, from anywhere.
An event timer is a countdown that follows a run-of-show: a sequence of timed segments with names and speakers. Unlike a simple countdown, it moves through your agenda automatically and shows what comes next.
Yes. With a free account you can save events to your dashboard and re-run them any time — perfect for weekly meetups, recurring services, or annual shows.
The display switches to over-time counting (and under-time when you are ahead), so everyone can see the deviation at a glance. The producer can add time or advance manually.
The quick timer keeps running offline, but realtime sync between your phone and the big screen needs a network connection.
Free to start. No installation. Just a browser on two screens.