Set Clock

Set Clock is a set timer built for comedy rooms. One person runs the clock from their phone; everyone else sees it on the screen in front of them — the stage display, the booth, the green room — all counting down to the same second. No more stopwatch at the back of the room, and no more wondering whether the comic saw you. HOW IT WORKS Each device picks a role when you sign in: • Controller — start, pause and stop the clock, set the length, work through the lineup • Display — a full-screen countdown for the performer, with the screen kept awake all night An old tablet on a stand makes a perfect stage display. Change the length on the controller and every display updates instantly. THE CLOCK EVERYONE UNDERSTANDS • Big, readable countdown built to be seen from a stage in a dark room • Turns red for the final thirty seconds • Keeps counting once time is up, pulsing in red, so you can see exactly how far over a set has run • Shows the performer's name while they're on RUN THE WHOLE LINEUP • Build the running order once — a name and a set length for each spot • Tap Next comic to log the last set and start the next one in a single move • See who's up next at a glance • Reset the lineup between shows without retyping it YOUR WHOLE CREW, ONE ACCOUNT • Invite hosts, MCs and door staff with a single code • Everyone shares the same timer, lineup and history from their own phone • Each device keeps its own controller or display setting • Remove access at any time KNOW HOW THE NIGHT ACTUALLY RAN • Every set is logged automatically: planned time against actual time • Tonight's summary — sets run, total time, average over or under, and how many finished on time • Full history by night, so you can see who consistently runs long BUILT FOR A LIVE ROOM • A notification with a live countdown, plus Next and Stop, without opening the app • Keeps running if the venue Wi-Fi drops, and re-syncs when it comes back • Sign in with Google or email WHO IT'S FOR Comedy clubs, open mics, showcases, bar shows and festivals — anywhere a host needs to keep sets on time and the night on schedule.