A rundown that
thinks ahead.
Organize timers, text and clock cues. Set stage colours, audio and what happens next. Import your running order from Excel.
Explore cues ↗FOR THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE SHOW
From the opening keynote to the final countdown. Timers, cue sequences and PowerPoint speaker notes in one workspace for your speakers, your crew and your show.
Windows first. Mac support planned. Made for live production.
Main stage ⌄
Welcome everyone. Today we are looking at the small details that make a live event feel effortless.
Pause. Look up. Make a connection.
Introduce the team, share the goal for today, then invite the room to imagine what comes next.
Speaker notes take 85% of the view, with the timer at the top right. An illustrative preview of PowerPoint Notes + Timer. See how it works ↗
LESS FRICTION. MORE FOCUS.
Prepare your cues before doors open. Make the changes you need when the room is live.
Organize timers, text and clock cues. Set stage colours, audio and what happens next. Import your running order from Excel.
Explore cues ↗Keep the presenter focused with notes and a timer. Give the operator cue context, with independent windows, monitor assignments and flexible positioning.
Explore outputs ↗Start, pause and adjust time from your control desk. Connect Stream Deck or Companion to fit the way you already work.
Explore control ↗POWERPOINT NOTES + TIMER
Put speaker notes beside the timer without losing sight of the show. Read PowerPoint on the Timlect PC or connect another Windows computer with a six-digit pairing code.
Give notes 35% to 95% of the view. Place the timer where the speaker needs it and adjust typography for the screen. Automatically fall back to your timer or text when notes are unavailable.
Use the Windows PowerPoint Connector and share a protected notes browser link or QR code with a reachable device.
Open Notes + Timer, select a source and send temporary presenter messages. See connection, notes and slide feedback on your buttons.
Explore PowerPoint Notes ↗YOUR NEXT SHOW STARTS HERE
Try the Windows build on your own show setup.