A control room built for touch
Prepare, start, pause and adjust a timer with direct controls. Choose one, two or four visible screens without losing a configuration.
EXPLORE TIMEMACHINE
See every detail.
Swipe through real application screenshots. Open any image for a closer look.
Control at a glance
Start, pause and adjust your timers from the control room.
Your client’s identity
Import and place logos directly in the screen design.
One session, several devices
Choose the host and connect controllers and displays.
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TIME MACHINE · NETWORK STUDIOYour time.
Your time.
Your stage.
Professional timer control for Windows and Android. A tactile control room, your client’s identity and connected displays — from one host.
4independent outputs
PC ↔ Androidhost or controller
FR / ENinterface & guide
BUILT FOR THE CONTROL ROOMA simple gesture.
A simple gesture.
Complete control.
Immediate controls up front. Detailed design tools when you need them.
Your visual identity, on every screen
Two logos, two progress bars, a clock, backgrounds and messages. Edit their positioning and appearance in the live preview.
Choose your host
Host on a Windows PC or an Android tablet. Join from another control room and operate the same timers.
Sessions find each other
Nearby sessions on the LAN appear with a choice to join. Keep a manual address option when discovery is restricted.
A browser becomes a display
Share a screen link or QR code. The output fills the browser window, with a full-screen button where supported.
Prepare once, use again
Keep designs, durations, complete timers and four-screen shows. Export shows with imported media to move between devices.
THE APPLICATION IN DETAIL
Every function, in context.
From preparing the timer to designing the display and operating a network session.
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Run the show with controls within reach
Each timer has its own start, pause and reset controls. Add or remove ten seconds or one minute to adjust a presentation without entering a new duration. The remaining time and timer status stay visible on its card, so you can monitor several presentations and act on the one that needs attention.
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Prepare a countdown
Name the timer, choose Countdown and enter minutes and seconds. Quick duration buttons reduce typing for common situations. Apply and prepare resets this timer to its starting duration without starting it, leaving you in control of the exact start time.
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Measure a presentation with a stopwatch
The preparation dialog also offers Stopwatch mode. The counter then measures elapsed time, with pause and resume available in the control room. Countdown and stopwatch timers can coexist in one session to suit the purpose of each display.
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One, two or four independent timers
Choose how many timers you want to monitor. Changing the layout does not delete the other screens’ configurations. Select the screen you want to edit; Link all 4 screens applies shared controls and settings. Each output remains identifiable by its number.
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Choose how the counter is displayed
The counter supports hours, minutes and seconds, minutes and seconds, or seconds only. Adjust size, colour and opacity for the viewing distance. Position it in the preview or through coordinates, alongside a clock, logos and progress indicators.
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Compose in portrait or landscape
Choose the orientation of each output in Screen design. Select an element, move it in the preview and fine-tune its horizontal and vertical percentage positions. The grid helps align elements; Centre repositions the selected element. The preview shows your composition while you edit.
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Add your event’s two logos
Import the client and event identities into the two logo slots. Select and adjust each logo independently: visibility, size, opacity, position and colour settings. Save these choices in a reusable design for the next event.
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Customise progress indicators
Two progress elements can accompany the counter. Select one, choose its style and adjust its dimensions, rotation and position. A linear bar provides a horizontal or vertical reference, while a circular presentation gives a different visual indication of time.
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Separate progress from its track
Progress colour and transparency are independent of the underlying track. A subdued track makes the full range visible without distracting from the counter. Match both elements to the background and your client’s colours.
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Create each screen’s background
Choose a solid colour, create a gradient or import a background image. Adjust its appearance and opacity to keep the time readable. Image settings let you adapt how it fills the screen; check the result in the actual output orientation before your event.
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Add the clock alongside the timer
The clock complements the remaining time with the current time. Enable it on the relevant outputs, choose its format and adjust size, colour and position. It stays separate from the countdown, so the time of day can serve as a secondary reference.
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Send a message without interrupting the timer
Enter text, choose its display duration and send it to the selected screen. Hide removes it immediately. Adjust text and background colours, opacity, frame, size, full-screen presentation and effects. Saved texts and style presets let you reuse this work. Controllers in the session also receive message show and hide events.
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Choose the host and share displays
The PC or tablet can host the session. Network discovery offers available sessions and lets you choose whether to join or remain independent; manual addressing is also available. A remote controller operates the same timers. For a public display, share the output link or QR code: its browser displays the timer without installing TimeMachine. The host must stay powered on and reachable.
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Design presets save an output’s presentation. Complete timers combine configuration and duration. Favorite durations provide quick starting points. A complete show holds all four screens; loading it asks for confirmation and leaves timers stopped. Export and import move shows between devices, including images imported onto the host. External image links still require access to their source.
Prepare end-of-timer behaviour
The Alerts and end panel groups the threshold, end text and visual presentation settings. Prepare a reusable end-action style and check it in the preview before use. The complete guide explains the controls and how to close the end popup.
ONE SESSION, MULTIPLE DEVICES
Let the right device lead.
Choose the host for your event. Other controllers and browser displays follow its clock.
Windows / AndroidHost session
Windows / AndroidRemote control
Web browserAudience display
TIME MACHINE · WINDOWS + ANDROID
One purchase. The complete product.
TimeMachine is a paid application. Your purchase includes the Windows application, the Android application and your licence.
TimeMachine
- Standalone Windows EXE
- Android APK
- Activation licence included
- French and English documentation
The EXE, APK and licence are provided after payment. No application download is available on this public page.
EVERYTHING WITHIN REACH
From first launch to showtime.
Installation, logos, progress bars, network sessions, web displays and backups: the complete guide is available in French and English, including offline inside the application.