Conference timer for keynotes and multi-session events
Run a free conference timer with queued countdowns, a fullscreen display link, and private control from any browser.
Why event teams run a browser-based conference timer
A conference timer keeps keynotes, panels, breaks, and closing remarks on schedule without screen sharing or installed software. Because Questro runs in any modern browser, the AV team can open a fullscreen display on a stage monitor or confidence screen in seconds, while a producer keeps a separate control link on a phone or laptop. There is nothing to download on the venue machine, no plugin to approve, and no account required to try it. Speakers see one clear, readable countdown, and the operator keeps timing adjustments off the public screen so the room never sees the controls.
Keeping a multi-session conference on schedule
Most conference delays start when one session runs long and pushes everything after it. With a queued run of show, the operator builds every segment in order before doors open: keynote, panel, audience Q&A, break, and closing. During the event the operator can add or remove a minute, jump to the next segment, or send a short wrap-up cue without walking on stage or interrupting the speaker. Each presenter reads the same countdown, so transitions stay tight and the closing session keeps the time it was promised. Rehearsing with the real display device beforehand also catches font size and visibility issues before the audience arrives.
Key details
Queue keynote, panel, break, and closing countdowns in the exact order of your run of show.
Open a fullscreen display link on any stage monitor, confidence screen, TV, or laptop browser.
Keep a private control link on a phone or laptop to start, pause, add time, or jump to the next segment.
Send visible wrap-up cues to speakers without walking into the room or interrupting the talk.
Start a free temporary session without an account; upgrade for persistent events and guest control links.
Common questions
Can I use this conference timer without an account?
Yes. The quick-start timer creates a temporary session with sample timers and cleans it up after you close the control page.
Does the stage screen need special software?
No. The display link opens in a standard browser on a monitor, TV, laptop, tablet, or phone.
Can I prepare the full agenda before the event?
Yes. You can queue every segment of the run of show in advance, then start, pause, or jump between countdowns live, so the operator is not building timers while the event is already running.
Can more than one person control the timer?
The control link can be opened on more than one device, and paid plans add guest control links so a producer and an AV operator can run the same timer from different spots in the venue.