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Way better. Find out why.
- Distraction free displayNo seconds ticking by, no distractions, great for beginner speakers
- Both numerical and graphical representations of timeCircle animates, making it easy to see how much time you got left
- Optional sounds to keep you on trackFive timeout sounds to choose from, find the one that you like best
- Big numbers and three clear stylesMakes the timer visible from far away, perfect even for large events
- Set time up to 10 daysGreat for all-day or weekend events, keeping track of time is very easy
All features and benefits
Autorestart function
Timer will restart automatically when limit is reached. Great for repeated countdowns and interval use.
Count up and Count down functions
Choose the way you want to display your countdown. Count up will start from zero and count up to the number you have set.
Total time circle animation option
Circle will animate one circle of full time you have set. This can make the countdown process less intrusive.
Option to go over 120 minute limit – up to 10 days!
You can set time up to 10 days, which makes it an ideal timer for whole day events and even more.
Option to set time even while timer is running
This way you can always give some extra space to speakers if needed.
Ability to disable keyboard control
Prevent accidental keystrokes which would disrupt your timeout! You will be able to use the timer with your mouse only.
Ability to set seconds
Fine tune the countdown value, you are not limited to only using round numbers.
Option to always show double digits
Default setting is showing round numbers. With this setting, you will be able to see sub units as well. In case of minutes, this will display seconds too.
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Thin, Fat and B&W minimalistic style
THIN style
Numbers, circle and everything else will be presented with the default “thin“ look.
FAT style
Larger numbers and wider circle will give a bolder look to the timer as well as add extra visibility.
Black & White
Pure minimalistic look with only black and white display for both styles. Great for true minimalists.
Sounds
Timeout sound
Choose between 5 different timeout sounds. Find the one that you like best!
Notification sounds
Option to keep the speakers on track. The sound will play to signal the last 5 minutes, the last minute, 30 seconds and the last 5 seconds.
Visual display of time
Circle gently animates and changes color as time is running out.
Green color
For everything above five minutes.
Yellow color
When under five minutes.
Red color
When under three minutes.
Thin and Fat style
With extra “Minimalistic Black & White” option.
Take control of your event
Timer is a great fit for many usage scenarios, such as …
Event organizing
Super easy and quick to use. Great visibility makes it a perfect option for use at small or large public events.
Business use
Business meetings can be a huge waste of time. Not anymore! Use this timer to keep all your meetings on track.
Schools, churches …
Great for teachers to use during tests, for preachers and other speakers or even for your personal practice.
30-day money back guarantee
If for any reason you’re not satisfied with your purchase send us an email,
we will refund the full purchase price.
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Isobel Tipler
“Our Bridge Club is delighted with the Nano Countdown Timer which is used on a mini laptop computer with the screen visible to all the players. It helps to keep them up to speed and the sound signal warns them to finish playing the hand they are on and get ready to move on. Since introducing the timer there are rarely problems with play over-running the scheduled time allowance.”
Greg Flessing / freshairmedia.com
“We purchased the Nano Timer for use in a live broadcast event last month. Easy to use, reliable, quick to learn. It is a great value.”
Gawain Harding / vikingsgatineau.ca
“I bought it for the football team I helped run. We use it to time games. Works like a charm.”
Guy Odell / jupitereclipsetraining.com
“I had a challenge, about to undertake an event with an important delegate. The event required the time to be displayed as it counted down. The objective to inform the participants, delegates of the remaining time available but also to provide a subconscious pressure on the delegates. I initially downloaded the free one to try. I undertook an Escape Room event with great success. I then purchased what I thought was the correct countdown timer for my Mac. Ooops. Purchased the wrong one. Countdown Kings came to the rescue in minutes. We got the correct item downloaded. Sorted out the security and organized a refund on the incorrectly purchased item. All in a very short period of time. And the Timer? Great. Worked wonderfully.”
Jim Klebes / nboventures.com
“Very satisfied with the timer. I’m the solo audio visual & sound guy for our weekly meeting with 8 presenters. I ran the nano timer on a WinBook tablet and found it very easy to operate.”
Jonathan Nishikawa / winnipeglocalseo.ca
“Bravo! A masterpiece achievement of elegance & simplicity, a Triumph of ascetics & efficiency.”
More reviewsChristian Bentley / showmode.co.uk
“As a company specialising in presentation design for large corporate conferences and live events – we (and the presenters that we work with) love the clean design of the CountdownKings software. It´s simple, super intuitive to use – and does what it says on the tin. We would strongly recommend this lightweight software as a quick and easy solution to having an effective presenter countdown timer for live events.”
Simon Walne
“The Nano Timer is a must! I love the simple but elegant display – and I find it helpful to visualise the passing of time using the circular design. I keep Nano Timer running in a transparent window as this really helps me to stay on track with my tasks! The settings allow you to customise the countdown so it works just how you like it. Try it now!”
Neil John
“I love the program – it is so simple even the client can work it.”
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The Esc key has long been the “get me outta here” panacea for many things: canceling a dialog box, getting rid of a button-less splash screen, closing a menu that you clicked open. (Esc is, after all, short for 'escape.') But those are only the obvious things. Here’s a handful of less-than-obvious but just-as-handy solutions the Esc key provides.
1. Take a shortcut back to your original application
You press Command-Tab to switch to another application, pressing Tab several times (or just holding it down) because you’re moving to a program that’s far away on the Application Switcher’s bar. You get halfway across the line of program icons and realize—whoops!—you forgot to copy the material that you wanted to bring with you. Use the awkward Command-Shift-Tab to move backwards? Use the more convenient Command-tilde (~), still pressing the key repeatedly? No! While the Command key is still down, press Esc to return to the program you were working in before the premature press of Command-Tab.
2. Erase and get out of the Spotlight menu
If you want to erase what you’ve typed in the Spotlight menu's search field, you don’t have to tediously delete it a character at a time: press Esc to instantly wipe the field clean so you can start again. The Spotlight menu often stores what you last typed in it unless you erase it so that you can make a second choice from the results list. If your search was fruitless—or mistaken—it’s a good idea to erase the contents of the field before you close the menu so you can start fresh on a new search. Press Esc twice: once to erase the field, and a second time to close it.
3. Hide your browser cursor
For a relatively tiny thing, the mouse cursor can be an annoying distraction when it happens to be in the wrong spot on your screen while you’re viewing a Web page. It’s like a fly landing on your TV screen. Whether you’re in Apple’s Safari or Mozilla Firefox, press Esc and the cursor disappears instantly, cooperatively reappearing as soon as you move the mouse.
4. Reverse your “make this tab a window” drag
I’m a tab junkie in Safari: a window just looks wrong without a half-dozen tabs (each containing a separate Web page) arrayed across its top. But when dragging a tab off the bar to create a separate window (and a new tab colony), it’s easy grab the wrong one and take it off the tab bar before you realize the mistake. You don’t have to drag a nascent window back into the bar: press Esc before you let it go, and it snaps back into its original tab position. This trick works in Firefox, too, as well as in other programs that provide tear-off tabbed windows, such as Adobe’s Photoshop and InDesign.
5. Switch to InDesign’s selection tool from within a text box
This is one of my favorite Esc key tricks because it triggers a feature I wanted desperately and didn’t realize for a long time was already available. In InDesign, a press of a single key selects a tool: V for the selection arrow, T for the text tool, and so on. This one-key access is great—except when you forget you’re in a text box and hit V or T or some other tool shortcut and you type the letter instead of get the tool. I just want to switch to the selection tool with a single key, without having to deselect the text first (and not just temporarily, as with the Command key). As it turns out, I can: Esc deactivates the text box you’re in and activates the Selection tool.
This works in Photoshop, too, although a little differently: a press of Esc deselects the text box, but leaves the Text tool selected; you must press a letter to select a different tool.
Sharon Zardetto has been writing Mac books and articles since the twentieth century.
[Editor’s note: This story was updated in 11/2011 for Lion compatibility.]