Meeting & Presentation Timer

A plain, distraction-free countdown built for meetings and talks: build a single countdown or a multi-segment agenda, project it fullscreen, and keep everyone honest about the clock.

Set your duration and warning threshold in Settings. Press Space to start and pause, R to reset, and F to go fullscreen.

Warning colour

The ring turns amber once you cross your warning threshold, giving a presenter a glanceable signal to start wrapping up without checking a phone.

Overtime tracking

When the clock hits zero, it doesn't just stop — it keeps counting upward in red so you can see exactly how far over time a session has run.

Project it

Go fullscreen and share your screen or project it on a wall — large, high-contrast digits are readable from across a room.

Good defaults

Standups work well at 15 minutes with a 2-minute warning; full presentations often suit 30–45 minutes with a 5-minute warning.

Multi-segment agendas

Add several named segments in Settings — Intro, Discussion, Q&A — and they run back-to-back automatically, so the whole meeting stays on one clock.

Meeting history

Every meeting you run is saved in this browser with its name and actual duration, so you can look back and see how long things really took.

Add time on the fly

Running long but the conversation's worth it? Tap +1m or +5m to extend the current segment without resetting the clock or breaking your flow.

See which items ran over

The agenda flags any segment currently running past its planned time, and History keeps a record of which items overran in every past meeting.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Space	Start or pause the timer.
R	Reset the timer back to the start of the current phase.
F	Press F on any tool page to enter fullscreen and hide all browser chrome.
Esc	Exit fullscreen or move your mouse to reveal the floating toolbar.

FAQ

Can I pause the timer during a meeting?

Yes — press Space or click Start/Pause to pause and resume at any point without losing your place.

What happens when the timer reaches zero?

It plays a sound alert (if enabled) and switches to a red overtime display that counts upward, so you always know exactly how far over you've run.

Can I project this onto a screen during a live meeting?

Yes — go fullscreen and share your screen or connect to a projector/TV. The large, high-contrast digits are designed to be readable from across a room.

Can I break a meeting into multiple segments?

Yes — open Settings and add segments to the Agenda, each with its own name and duration (e.g. Intro, Discussion, Q&A). They run in order automatically, and the display shows which segment is current.

Does it keep a history of my meetings?

Yes — open History in the toolbar to see past meetings with their name, date, and how long they actually ran, including any overtime. It's stored only in your browser.

Can I add extra time to a segment while it's running?

Yes — while a segment is counting down, use the +1m or +5m buttons near the controls to extend it on the fly. They're hidden once you're in overtime, since there's nothing left to extend.

Can I see which agenda items ran over time?

Yes — the agenda list flags any segment currently running over its planned time, and each entry in History shows which items went over in that meeting, so you can spot patterns across recurring meetings.

Can I import an agenda instead of typing it in?

Yes — in Settings choose Import agenda and paste one item per line with its length in minutes (for example "Intro, 5"), or load a CSV or text file. Rows pasted from a spreadsheet work too. You can add to your current agenda or replace it.