Presentation timing for Windows
Timerinator
Timerinator /tur-muh-nay-ter/ noun. A Windows timing apparatus that stalks runaway agendas, locks onto PowerPoint decks, and says, in effect, “your session will be back.”
What it does
- Build a timing plan Create sections, demos, breaks, delayed starts, and total available time for the full session.
- Import PowerPoint structure Read sections, visible slide counts, section colors, and timing notes from the active deck.
- Annotate the run Use speaker notes for speaker changes, slide callouts, slide maximum times, demo sections, and section durations.
- Coordinate co-presenters Share participant or speaker links, receive presenter signals, and let the active speaker move slides.
- Present with live context Show timer and speaker overlays, current and next speakers, callouts, break status, and slide-level limits.
- Reuse and refine Save local Timerinator files, remember speakers, and rebalance future plans from timing history.
Get started
- Download the latest Windows installer.
- Run the Timerinator app on the computer presenting the deck.
- Open or create a timing plan, then start the timer to present.
Shared presentation
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Shared timer
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