Features / Time and cues · Crew · Presenter
How much longer do they have? How long did that segment take? Now the whole crew can see for themselves, because timers and cues live in the script and everyone works from the same clock.
Speaker timer
The time remaining, the segment name, and an estimate that says plainly whether the segment is running over or under. The presenter never has to do the arithmetic.
Coming up
A live list of the cues ahead of the reading line, each with the time until it. It moves up as the reading crosses each one, so crew know what is next without reading the script.
Timer cues in the script
Set, start and finish cues sit right in the text. An indicator on the live bar shows how many are armed and turns red if they are off, and Cadence can arm them for you when you press Play. If a segment finishes with time to spare, the clock stops and turns green.
Share the speaker timer
Switch on sharing and Cadence lists an address for each network you are on. Crew open it in a browser, with no extra cables or software. The Time remaining half is a clean clock that other systems can use.
Cue colors
Video, slides, general, audio and bookmarks each have a color from the start, and you can change any of them to match how your crew already works.
Cue audiencesComing soon
Mark a cue for the crew, the presenter or both, so presenter-only direction stays off the crew's list.
