Classrooms and exams
A large countdown keeps remaining time visible for everyone.
Meeting timer - shared countdown
Meeting Timer
Keep standups, presentations, discussions, and breaks on time. Open it on a conference room display or share it in a remote meeting.
30:00
Ready
Preset durations
Meetings and talks
Give discussions, presentations, or breaks a clear time boundary.
Focus and breaks
Use it for Pomodoro, short rests, deep work, or daily reminders.
Keep meetings on schedule
Meetings overrun when no one is watching the clock. A shared countdown on the room display or screen share makes the remaining time visible to everyone, so discussions wrap up on their own and you move through the agenda without a host constantly interrupting to check the time.
Timeboxing agenda items
Give each item its own slot rather than one timer for the whole meeting. Five minutes for a standup, ten to fifteen for a discussion point, and a couple of minutes for decisions keeps things tight. Reset the timer at the top of each item and let the visible limit do the chasing.
Frequently asked questions
Can everyone in the room see it?
Yes. Open it on a conference-room display or share your screen in a remote call so the whole group sees the same countdown.
Is it good for standups?
Very. Set five to fifteen minutes to keep a daily standup brisk and focused.
Does it alert when time runs out?
A gentle chime sounds at zero so you know to wrap up the current item.