ShowTiming

Shared control-room & stage timer

One countdown for the operator and the stage. A show plan you can run live.

ShowTiming is for live events where the person timing the show and the people on stage need the same time left — without giving everyone the power to change the timer.

Operator screen

This is the main desk: start and pause, move through your show plan, change the time if needed, and send a short message to the stage.

Start, pause, resume, and reset
Add or remove seconds while the show is running
Jump to the next part of the show
Send a short message to the stage screen

Operator

WarningRunning

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

For speakers and crew in the room: time left, what’s on now, what’s next, and your message — with no buttons to mess with.

Separate link for the stage
Simple layout on the display
You can turn the link off later

Stage

Read onlyNormal

Running

12:05

Active segment

Panel discussion

20:00

Upcoming

Awards

08:00

Message to stage

Please wrap up in 60 seconds

Optional: fullscreen timer

If you need an overlay, a fullscreen link exists — it is not the core workflow.

See Broadcast wiki

Show plan

Before the event, list each part of the show and how long it should last. Notes stay with the part that’s currently running.

Keynote15:00
Panel discussion20:00
Break10:00

Warnings & stage message

Everyone sees when time is running short or over. Your short message appears on the stage screen without opening the operator tools.

NormalWarningDangerOvertime

Please wrap up in 60 seconds

How everyone stays in sync

The operator screen is the source of truth. Stage screens only display that same time. If a screen reconnects, it catches up — it doesn’t invent its own clock.

Operator

Warning