Time Keeper
Counts Time When You Speak
Time Keeper launched on June 25, 2025 with 7 votes, #3,918 of 7,999 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Time overruns can derail even the best-planned events. Our remotely controlled web timer ensures speakers, presenters stay on track keeping your audience engaged and your schedule intact. Don’t risk an event running overtime - stay in command effortlessly!
Remotely controlled, shareable web timer or stopwatch that helps event managers to keep speakers, presenters performing in line with their allotted time.
Public speaking clubs like Toastmasters have time keeper roles during every gathering. A shareable web timer will make every time keeper happy! Dabating clubs and societies train their memebers to be concise and strategic in expressing major arguments within the limited time frame. A shareable web timer will enable moderators, participants to track time using phones or laptops. Podcasters and media creators perform many activities online. Sharing the timer among co-hosts, guests and producers helps everyone to remain aligned with the intended structure of the media production. Accessibility : Anyone with a web browser can access the web clock. It also plays well with OBS Studio for video…from timekeeper.fyi
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