Stage timer for live events
Run the whole show from one screen.
Build the rundown, press start, and every speaker, crew member and screen sees the same second. It runs in any browser, and you can try it without an account.
Free plan: 1 room, 5 timers per room, 3 screens, no time limit.
DemoLive demo, runs in this tab
Doors and welcome
02:00
NextKeynote25:00
Rundown
Controller
One clock, three screens
Each person sees only what they need.
All three read from the same room. Change the timer on the remote and the other two follow in under a second.
Keynote
12:41
NextPanel20:00
Stage screen
What the speaker sees on the confidence monitor: time left in large digits, what comes next, and any message you send.
Keynote
12:41
Next: Panel, 20:00
Speaker view
A speaker's own page on their laptop or phone: their segment, time left, and a pace cue when they run long.
Phone remote
The stage manager's controls in a pocket: start, pause, add a minute, next segment, message.
Plan, share, run
Three steps, in this order.
Try the rundown on the right. It is the same arithmetic the room does.
AI agenda import
Paste an agenda. Get a rundown.
This sample reads simple lines of the form time, title, length, right here in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere. In a room, AI import also reads messier agendas, and you review the result before anything runs.
Free and Pro
Free covers a real event. Pro removes the ceilings.
Free
$0
Pro
$10 a month, or $100 a year
Cancel Pro any time. Your rooms and timers stay; you go back to the free limits.
Questions
Straight answers.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. Start a free timer creates a room in your browser and opens its controller. Sign up later if you want to keep the room on all your devices.
What does the free plan include?
One room, five timers per room and three connected screens, with no limit on running time. Displays carry a small Made with TimedFlow badge. Pro removes the limits and the badge.
How do the screens stay in step?
Every screen counts from the same start time held by the room, so none of them keeps a clock of its own. Pause, add time and message commands reach connected screens in well under a second on a normal connection.
What happens if the wifi drops?
A display that loses its connection keeps counting from the last start time and catches up when it reconnects. Commands you send from the controller while offline are queued and sent when you are back.
Can a phone be the remote or the display?
Yes. Any phone browser can run either role by opening the link, with nothing to install. There are also iPhone and Android apps and a Chrome extension.
How much is Pro, and can I leave?
$10 a month or $100 a year. If you cancel, your rooms and timers are kept and you return to the free limits.
Start the clock before your next rehearsal.
One click creates a room with a controller, a display link and a phone remote. Nothing to install and no account.
Start a free timer