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This is a real, interactive simulation you can control yourself — no login, no real event behind it. Press Start and watch the operator console and the display screen update together, exactly like they would at a real venue.

The three quick-jump buttons and the seconds field are the same controls a Timer Operator uses mid-show to catch a session back up when a speaker runs long, or to hold time when the room isn't ready yet.

Operator console

Main Stage

Standing by

Current

Opening Keynote

Jordan Lee

05:00

Next: Panel Discussion

This is exactly what a Timer Operator sees on the real live controller page — start/pause, jump to the next item, or nudge the time by seconds or minutes.

What the venue screen shows

05:00
Opening Keynote
Jordan Lee
Next: Panel Discussion

Every real screen at the venue reads this same server-authoritative clock — a confidence monitor on stage, a full-agenda board backstage, or a message board in the green room all update together, within about a second.

Why this stays in sync

In this demo, both panels are driven by one script in your browser — but the principle is the real product's actual architecture: the operator console never talks to a screen directly. Every screen, and the operator console, independently read the same authoritative clock on the server.

Diagram: operator console and every screen both read from one server clock Operator console Server clock Every screen Your integrations (read-only API)

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