Speaker timer
The stage timer that runs your timing lights.
A timing-light console on your computer. It drives the console and lights already in the room, puts the time on an audience display and every phone, and with Worldwide your team runs it from anywhere.
Try it. This is the app.
Press Start, pick a program, set the times. The display button pops out the audience screen.
How it works
- 1
Install it on the show computer
One small Windows app. It runs the clock, and it keeps running when the internet doesn't.
- 2
Connect the console, or don't
Plug in the timing-light console with a USB adapter and the lights follow the app. No hardware? The app is the timer on its own.
- 3
Share the link
Phones in the room scan a QR code. With Worldwide, anyone anywhere gets a link to the same clock.
Built for the booth
The whole console, on screen
Start and stop, three programs and a Session, time up and down, sum-up, Clear and Reset, Blink and Beep. From the mouse or the keyboard, saved in show files.
Runs the lights you already have
The console and the signal lights follow the app, and the console's own keys drive it. Or let the console lead and the app mirrors it.
An audience display
Pop out a full-screen timer for the confidence monitor or the projector. Green, yellow, red, and blinking past zero.
Every phone in the room
The console face on a phone, over the venue Wi-Fi. Scan a QR code; there is nothing to install.
Worldwide
A producer in another country runs the same clock through our relay. No port forwarding, no fight with the venue's firewall.
Every screen on the same second
The app tells every display when the second turns, the way it tells the console. The pop-out, the phones and the lights change together.
Who it's for
AV techs
Run the speaker timer from the booth, the keyboard, or the phone in your pocket.
Conferences
One clock for the stage, the confidence monitor, the green room and the producer.
Remote teams
The show caller is in another city. The lights in the room still change on their call.
Venues
Give the timing-light consoles you already own a modern front end.
Pricing
The beta is free and runs through November 30, 2026.
Sabertooth Timer
On your own network
Free
- ✓The console, on screen and keyboard
- ✓Drives the hardware console and lights
- ✓Audience pop-out display
- ✓Phone controller on your network
- ✓Show files
Worldwide
Control from anywhere
$10/ month
- ✓Everything in Sabertooth Timer
- ✓Control from anywhere through our relay
- ✓Hosted links and QR codes for remote teams
Questions
Do I need the hardware?+
No. Without a console the app is the timer: the screen, the audience display and the phones all run from it. With a console, the lights and the console follow along.
What does the console connect with?+
A USB to RS-485 adapter and a patch cable, about $30 in parts.
Does it need the internet?+
No. Everything in the room works on the local network, and the clock keeps running if the internet drops. Only Worldwide uses the internet.
Is there a Mac version?+
Windows first. macOS is on the way.
What happens when the beta ends?+
Beta builds stop working after November 30, 2026. Install the released version then.