PresentationTimer
Use cases

Choose the timing workflow that matches your live session.

Start with the setting you need to run. Each workflow shows how a room, a shared display, and the right read-only views can keep people aligned without exposing host controls.

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Source of truth

1 room

One clock for every timer in the session.

Shared views

5 views

Separate timing context for every role.

Find your workflow

Built for the sessions that cannot run over.

Choose the live setting first. The detailed guide then shows the timing setup, display pattern, and role workflow that fits it.

Conference timer with a stage display and session agenda

Conference timer

Keep keynotes, breakout sessions, panels, and stage displays on one visible schedule.

Hosts, moderators, speakers, and stage displays.

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Webinar countdown timer with host and shared display cues

Webinar countdown timer

Give hosts, speakers, producers, and screen-share operators the same countdown.

Webinar hosts, speakers, producers, and shared screens.

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Meeting timer with a shared agenda countdown

Meeting timer

Time agendas, standups, reviews, and remote team calls without interrupting the room.

Facilitators, attendees, and meeting-room displays.

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Panel discussion timer with moderator and audience cues

Panel discussion timer

Keep speaker rounds, moderator pacing, and audience Q&A within the session plan.

Moderators, panelists, producers, and audience displays.

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Classroom timer with student presentation and lesson cues

Classroom timer

Run student presentations, lesson transitions, debate rounds, and class activities on time.

Teachers, students, and classroom screens.

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Speech timer with a visible presentation countdown

Speech timer

Practice timed talks, coaching sessions, pitch events, and stage remarks with clear pacing cues.

Speakers, coaches, event hosts, and confidence monitors.

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One room, clear roles

Everyone can follow the same clock without sharing the controls.

Use the view that matches the person's job in the session. The host keeps control, while the display and read-only views keep time visible where it matters.

Host

Controls the room and live timing decisions.

Display

Shows the active countdown to the room.

Speaker

Follows timing cues without access to controls.

Moderator

Tracks the current and next segment without taking control.

Agenda

Shares the session flow as a read-only view.

Start with one room

Create the timer room, then share the view each person needs.

The host gets the controls. Your display, speaker, moderator, and agenda views are ready when the session needs them.