Meeting Timer
Keep meetings on track with a big, shareable countdown. Pick a time box, hit start, and let the clock do the gentle nudging. Free, no signup.
Why a visible timer makes meetings better
Meetings expand to fill the time available — and then some. A countdown everyone can see creates light, shared time pressure that keeps discussion focused and signals when it's time to move on. Time-boxing each agenda item is one of the simplest, most effective ways to make meetings shorter without making them feel rushed.
How to use it
- Give each agenda item its own time box (our agenda builder assigns minutes per item).
- Share your screen so the whole room — including remote attendees — sees the clock.
- When it hits zero, explicitly decide: move on, or agree to extend. Don't drift.
- Use the 25-minute preset for a focused "meeting sprint" with a hard stop.
Make every minute count
A timer keeps a meeting efficient, but the biggest savings come from holding fewer of them. See what your meetings cost with the meeting cost calculator, or check whether one is needed at all with the "could this have been an email?" tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
A visible countdown creates gentle time pressure that keeps discussion focused and stops meetings overrunning. Time-boxing each item and showing the clock is one of the simplest ways to make meetings sharper.
Yes, completely free with no signup. It runs in your browser, so you can share your screen and the whole room sees the countdown.
Giving each agenda item a fixed amount of time and stopping when it runs out — then moving on or explicitly deciding to extend. It stops one topic eating the whole meeting.