Your stage timer, one click away.
Run TimedFlow Stage Timer from a Chrome side panel: 54 offline templates, live room control when you sign in, and a projector-ready stage window.
Local timers work offline. Free runs for 5 minutes; Pro removes the limit.
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TimedFlow Stage Timer side panel controller next to a stage countdown
Drive the show from the toolbar
Start, pause, next, adjust time, blackout, and presenter messages — the controls you need within reach while your other tabs stay open.
54 templates, no account
Pomodoro, TED practice, church service, HIIT, podcasts, and more. Snapshots persist so a closed popup does not lose the clock.
Projector-grade stage output
Open a dark stage window with huge digits, next-up, progress, fullscreen, and auto-advance. Drag it to a second display.
Prepare the rundown. Keep the show moving.
Build your event in the web app, then control it from the extension. Give the presenter a separate stage display while you keep the schedule and controls close at hand.
Questions
- Is the Chrome extension free?
- Yes. Offline templates and custom timers need no account. Signed-in room control follows your TimedFlow plan.
- Do I need to sign in?
- Not for templates. Sign in through timedflow.com when you want to control rooms you already own.
- Does it read my browsing history?
- No. There are no content scripts. It only stores session tokens, preferences, and local timer snapshots, and talks to timedflow.com / Supabase for your account.
- Where do I edit a rundown?
- On timedflow.com. The extension drives a show; it does not author or reorder timers.