Paid version · in development
Blink Timer early access
Run the speaker's countdown from the sound booth. The stage screens follow, and you send the speaker a message without walking to the stage.
What the paid version does
- Control it from another device. Start, pause, and change the time from a laptop or phone in the booth.
- Several displays at once. The confidence monitor, a lectern tablet, and a green-room screen show the same countdown.
- Messages to the speaker. Send "5 minutes left" or "Wrap up" to the stage screen from the booth.
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How reserving works
Join the list
Leave your email. Tick “Reserve now” to hold a place.
Pay by link
If you tick “Reserve now” from the US, or for a business in the EU or UK with a VAT number, we email you a payment link for $29 (one event) within 24 hours. From other countries you can join the list, but not reserve.
Get it by 29 November 2026
Blink Timer is delivered by 29 November 2026, or you get a full refund.
Who builds it
Fluxenic Inc., a company in Tokyo, Japan, builds Blink Timer. It also publishes Blink Brief and its free tools.
What could delay it
Blink Timer is in development. We build first what people reserve, so a date can slip. If Blink Timer isn't delivered by 29 November 2026, every payment is refunded in full.
Speaking this week? The free Stage Timer runs a full-screen countdown in your browser on the screen that faces the speaker.
Questions
What does joining the early list cost?
Nothing. You leave your email address and get an email when Blink Timer opens. Reserving with a first payment is optional.
Yearly or per event: which costs less?
Up to 7 events a year, pay per event: 7 × $29 is $203. From 8 events, the yearly price costs less: 8 × $29 is $232, against $210.
What does the free Stage Timer do today?
It runs a full-screen countdown on one screen. The time turns amber with 2 minutes left, red at 0:00, and then counts the overtime. You control it on the same device; control from another device is what Blink Timer adds.
How do other stage timer apps compare?
See stage timer apps compared: price, remote control, multiple displays, and offline use, from each vendor's own page. The booth setup guide covers the hardware.