Service Timer and Controller handle the live clock, transitions, time adjustments, notes, and active item.
Run the service.
Stay synced.
Build scripts, documents, and run-of-show plans before production. Then carry that work into the Prompter, live timer, team views, and displays so everyone knows what is happening now and what comes next.
From first draft to live production, keep the content, timing, cues, and people connected.

Build it. Prepare it. Run it. Keep everyone together.
ServiceTimer is designed around the production itself instead of a collection of disconnected tools. Start with the content and plan, prepare the team, then move into one shared live state.
Write once. Put it on the Prompter. Keep the production moving.
Create Scripts and Documents where the production work already lives, then move presenter-ready content directly into the Prompter instead of rebuilding it in another app.
- Build structured contentCreate scripts, notes, segments, and production documents in one Workspace.
- Present from the same sourceUse the Prompter for presenter-ready content, mirroring, pacing, and remote operation.
- Add timing when you need itAttach content to a production Plan and keep yourself or a small crew on pace.


Build the service together. Then run from one shared plan.
Create the rundown, attach the content, prepare transitions and cues, and take that same Plan into the live service. The operator controls the clock while everyone else follows the view meant for them.
- Plan the run of showBuild items, timing, notes, scripts, documents, and cues around the actual service flow.
- Run the authoritative timerOperate the live service with timing, overtime, adjustments, notes, and intentional transitions.
- Keep the team syncedTeam Companion and Displays show current item, next item, cues, and timing without exposing operator controls.
One live state. Different views for different jobs.
ServiceTimer keeps the timing and current production state connected while letting each person see only the information they need.


Team Companion keeps volunteers and crew focused on the current item, next item, cues, and timing.
Backstage, green-room, lobby, and production Displays follow the same live session automatically.
The main production stays simple. The extra help is there when you need it.
These features support preparation, reliability, organization, and review without becoming the center of the homepage—or the production.
Rehearsal
Practice timing and transitions before going live without contaminating the production session.
Service Reports
Review planned versus actual timing and keep post-service history when analysis matters.
Live Operations
See active services, current items, operator health, and what is happening across the Workspace.
Reconnect & recovery
Authoritative live timing and reconnect behavior help the production recover cleanly from browser or connection interruptions.
Organizations & Workspaces
Separate ministries, campuses, teams, or production groups while keeping ownership and access organized.
Cues & notifications
Give the right people timely production context without making everyone operate the service timer.
Start as a creator or coordinate the whole team.
Individual accounts keep solo and small productions focused. Church & Ministry accounts add the organization structure needed for shared live production.
$0/month to start
For creators, presenters, and live producers working independently or with a very small team.
- Personal Workspace
- Scripts, Documents, and production planning
- Prompter and live timing workflows
- Upgrade capacity as your work grows
From $30/month
For churches and teams coordinating people, Workspaces, displays, and live services.
- Organization-owned Workspaces
- Shared Plans, Scripts, Documents, and production roles
- Service Timer, Team Companion, and Displays
- Rehearsal, Live Operations, and reporting workflows
Build the production before it goes live.
Then let ServiceTimer keep the content, clocks, cues, screens, and people moving together.