Cuetimer gets a new home: cuetimer.com
CueTimer now has a new home address: cuetimer.com We hope that this will help us grow the CueTimer brand in the years to come. Login, store and CueTimer Cloud remain where they are.
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Introducing CueTimer Cloud: Web version of CueTimer
Before CueTimer Cloud had its final name, we called the idea Schedule Control. This post shows some of the early thinking behind the browser-based timing workflow that is now part of CueTimer.
Unlocking Productivity: CueTimer as Your Ultimate Pomodoro Timer
CueTimer works great as a pomodoro timer for Mac or PC. Learn how you can create a timer that improves your productivity. Our floating timer-window is made so that it doesn’t get in the way when you work on your computer.
CueTimer public API
The CueTimer API lets you control and monitor our app using http-commands. This page gives you all the necessary information needed to get starting making custom CueTimer controllers.
CueTimer walkthrough: Display and control presentation-timers
Learn how you can use CueTimer to control speaker-timers on corporate events.
In our latest walkthrough-guide we take you through the necessary steps.
Speeded countdowns: The final option to keep presenters on schedule
“Whatever happens behind the mixer, usually stays there.”
Read how you can speed up the countdown to let the speaker finish on schedule
Field report: CueTimer used for the EME Culinary Cup
Last week our CEO Morten used CueTimer for a cooking-competition when the chefs needed to know how much time they had to prepare the meals.
Read how you can use CueTimer as a timing-solution for competitions and gameshows.
Clocks, ticks and synchronization: How CueTimer stays on time
Learn how CueTimer stays on time: It all starts with the never sleeping internal oscillator deep inside your computer.
Introducing annual payments for CueTimer and APS
We switch from fixed price to recurring payment for all our software. This move will help us maintain and develop our software in the years to come.
The power of the fullscreen-button
With CueTimer you only need to push the fullscreen-button to display the fullscreen timer on the external monitor. This feature was the main reason we went for an offline desktop-app.
