Presentation Timer

NeuronDigital

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

"Presentation Timer" is the only public speech timer you need for any pitch or speech. The UI is crafted in such a way that it can be read with a glimpse from a distance.

The perfect countdown timer for a PowerPoint, keynote or any slide show presentation.

Don't let your presentation end without getting to say what you want!

The presentation timer features 4 colors:
- BLUE - You have enough time left
- GREEN - Feel free to end your talk whenever you like.
- ORANGE - Time almost up. Conclude.
- RED - Stop now.

This app is your standard timekeeper with a modern touch. Inspired by the traditional hourglass, this countdown timer is perfect for any occasion. Just put in the required interval (in minutes and seconds) and press start.

Will remove the need to stay looking at stopwatch or a chrono during your presentation. Keep your attention with the audience.

New in Version 2.0
+ Countdown Timer continues when screen is off or app is in background.
+ Ads limited only to one ad view, when app is open.
+ When time is up, the Countdown Timer becomes a Count up timer and blinks red.
+ Rate button instead of Rate pop-up.

Ratings and reviews

Simple. Effective. Elegant. I've used this app for years and love its clean, unobtrusive simplicity. I use it for lots of stuff. Since I just noticed that it also has an audible option now, I will probably use it for more stuff. The only suggested addition I've thought of that might be nice, is an option to count down until a specified time, instead of having to do the math and enter it on the fly. For example, if you had a "random" start time, but had to be done right at 10:00 AM.

I love this simple tool, and I recommend to all speakers that I help. Thanks!

Perfect app for keeping in the corner and keeping track of time during a presentation. Saved me a few times when I have realised I was going too slowly and needed to speed up or see if I have enough spare time to deviate a little.

What’s new

Fixed a minor crash