ShowTiming
The same countdown for operator and stage.
During a live event, the person timing the show and the people on stage often look at different clocks. ShowTiming puts them on one.
One person runs the timer. Stage screens show the same time left — and they can’t change it by mistake.
Remaining
04:32
Active segment
Keynote
10:28 / 15:00
Show plan
Total 45:00- Keynote04:32
- Panel discussion20:00
- Break10:00
Message to stage
Under 5 min. Time to land the ending.
Made for the stress of a live show
Same time left. Clear warnings. Easy to adjust when the plan changes.
No more “whose timer is right?”
The operator and the stage screens all show the same countdown.
12:05
Same time · 12:05
Change the time without chaos
Pause, add or remove a few seconds, or jump to the next part of the show — stage screens update with you.
−10s −1s +1s +10s
Each person gets the right view
The operator gets full controls. The stage gets a clean display with no buttons to press by accident.
Operator
04:32
Stage
04:32
Operator · Stage
Operator and stage.
One person runs the timer. Stage screens follow.
Operator screen
Where you start and pause the timer, move through the show plan, and send a short message to the stage.
- Start, pause, next
- Show plan (timed parts)
- Warnings & stage message
Remaining
04:32
Active segment
Keynote
10:28 / 15:00
Show plan
Total 45:00- Keynote04:32
- Panel discussion20:00
- Break10:00
Message to stage
Under 5 min. Time to land the ending.
Stage screen
A simple view for speakers and crew: time left, what’s on now, what’s next, and your message.
- Now + what’s next
- Message from operator
- View only — no controls
12:05
Active segment
Panel discussion
20:00
Upcoming
Awards
08:00
Message to stage
Please wrap up in 60 seconds
Need a fullscreen timer for an overlay? See the optional Broadcast wiki. Broadcast wiki
Go deeper
Prepare. Go live. Adjust.
The same simple loop for every event.
01
Prepare
List the parts of your show and how long each one should last.
- Keynote15:00
- Panel discussion20:00
- Break10:00
- Awards10:00
4 parts · 55:00 total
02
Go live
Start the timer. Stage screens follow automatically.
WarningRunning04:32
OperatorStageLive · stage in sync
03
Adjust
If someone runs long, pause or change the time — everyone stays in sync.
−10s−1s+1s+10s+30s03:50 → 04:20
Paused · +30s added
Stay in sync when it matters
Same time left. Same warning colors. On stage too.
Operator
Warning04:32
Stage
Warning04:32
When the operator changes something, stage screens update from the same source — so nothing drifts apart.
12:05
04:32
00:48
-00:12
Where people use ShowTiming
Conferences, ceremonies, corporate shows, and the stage.
Conferences & panels
OperatorStageAward ceremonies
OperatorStageSpeaker-led talks
OperatorStageCorporate productions
OperatorStageHybrid events
OperatorStageStage performances
OperatorStage
Try it on your next show
Create a free account, plan your show, and open the operator screen.
Not sure?
Find the right plan
Question 1 / 3
How many return screens do you need?
Stage screens for speakers or floor crew.
Questions
Plain answers if you’re new here.