Run meetings on time, with questions captured properly
Give each agenda item a visible countdown and let attendees submit questions instead of interrupting — with the most relevant ones upvoted to the top.
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Priya Shah — Keynote
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Long meetings drift when there's no visible clock and no structured way to handle questions. asktimer.com puts a countdown against each agenda item, gives whoever's leading a simple control view, and lets attendees submit and upvote questions instead of speaking over each other — useful for town halls, all-hands, board meetings, and any standup that keeps running long after it should have wrapped.
Live stage timer
Countdown per speaker, host controls for start/pause/adjust, and a confidence monitor your speaker can glance at from the podium.
Audience Q&A, built in
Your audience submits questions and upvotes the ones they care about most, live, from their own phone — no separate polling tool required.
One link each, nothing to install
Host, speaker, and audience each get a simple link. No app downloads, no accounts for anyone but you.
Frequently asked questions
How do I keep a meeting on time?
Set up a countdown per agenda item and run through them in order from a simple control view — everyone in the room or call can see time remaining, so "let's wrap this up" stops being a surprise.
What's a good free meeting timer app?
asktimer.com is free to start — an agenda countdown plus a written, upvoted Q&A queue, so you don't need a paid timer app and a separate polling tool for one meeting.
How do I collect questions in a meeting without people talking over each other?
Attendees submit questions in writing from their own device and upvote the ones they most want addressed, so the discussion stays structured instead of turning into cross-talk.
Is there an anonymous Q&A option for team meetings?
Yes — there's no login for attendees, so questions are submitted without an attached name by default, which tends to surface more honest questions in town halls and all-hands.
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