Managing hard time slots of numerous speakers (talk times & question times) may be quite challenging sometimes, at least when there are many of them facing in short time.

Time management with classic timers is often busy & annoying (screen lock enables after some time, display shuts down, timer values have to be adjusted manually & alternating, etc.).

This is why conference timer has been developed with it's unique & straight forward visual, tactile & acoustic HMI:
- The screen keeps alive: Unless manually induced the display is not suspended
- Pocket Mode: Keep in your pocket just for silent tactile perception and/or audio feedback,
- Switch between day & night layout
- Notifications are set for ongoing talk & question slots.

Three major user groups benefit from TopLab's Conference Timer features:

1. Students:
- Prepare smarter than ever before!
- Optimize your timing using visual, acoustic & tactile feedback.

2. Business professionals & start-up entrepreneurs (elevator pitch!)
- Conference Timer helps you to prepare for important talks and presentations.

3. Moderators, conference chairs, professors & business angles
- Manage talks & question times easier than ever before!
- Set up time standard values only once: Manage talks and questions in separated time lines!
- Use the rigid time termination mode or grant overtiming.

TopLab's Conference Timer manages two seperate timelines: time for the talk itself and time for questions & discussion.

Wether practicing for your "lucky punch", holding an active talk or managing multiple talks & question periods: with conference timer you concentrate on your major tasks - the contents & stories - and let the app support your timeline.

In this initial version Conference Timer gives you acoustic and/or tactile feedback. By this you are notified when
- two minutes are left,
- one minute is left,
- 10 seconds are left and
- the time period is expired.

For future updates it is considered to manually define specific notofication mile stones in timeline.

DrT

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