A conference timer with Q&A, not bolted on afterward
Most event timer tools stop at the countdown. asktimer.com pairs the timer with audience questions from the start — submit, upvote, and moderate, all tied to the same live session.
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"Conference timer with Q&A" and "event timer with audience questions" describe the same gap: dedicated stage timers rarely include a way for the audience to ask anything, and dedicated Q&A tools rarely know or care what time it is on stage. asktimer.com closes that gap directly — the countdown and the question queue live in the same event, visible to the same host, so neither one is an afterthought.
One event, timer and Q&A together
No second tool to configure — Q&A is scoped to the same event and current speaker as the countdown your host is already running.
Upvoting surfaces what matters
Attendees vote up the questions they most want answered, so limited Q&A time goes to the right ones first.
Host moderation, not chaos
Hosts can mark questions covered as they're answered, or hide anything off-topic, keeping the live view clean for everyone watching.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same as "event timer with audience questions"?
Yes — a conference timer with Q&A and an event timer with audience questions describe the same thing asktimer.com does: a stage countdown with audience Q&A built into the same event.
Can attendees ask questions before the speaker starts?
Q&A opens once a speaker's timer is live, so the question queue always matches who's actually presenting.
Does the speaker see incoming questions, or only the host?
Both, if you want — the host controls the timer, and the speaker's confidence monitor can optionally show live Q&A too.
Is Q&A included free, or a paid add-on?
Included free to start — no card required, no separate Q&A subscription.
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