Master Your Presentation Timing with Visual Cues

In pitches, defenses, or meetings, timing shows professionalism. Overrunning looks sloppy and disrupts agendas. But checking your watch looks nervous.

Visual Cues

The best reminder should be intuitive like a traffic light, requiring no mental math.

• Green: Plenty of time, speak normally.
• Yellow: Wrapping up, speed up, skip minors.
• Red: Time's up, conclude immediately.

PaceTimer: Rhythm Master on Your Desk

[PaceTimer](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pacetimer-ontime/id6740053131) is this minimalist color-segmented timer.

• Full-Screen Color: Place phone on desk; screen becomes a color block. A peripheral glance tells you the stage, keeping eye contact with the audience.
• Vibration: With Apple Watch, get a subtle wrist tap on color changes.
• Customizable: Set stage durations for anything from 3-min elevator pitches to 1-hour lectures.

Next time you're on stage, open [PaceTimer](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pacetimer-ontime/id6740053131). Master time, master the room.