Debate Timer
A clear countdown for speeches, rebuttals, prep time and classroom debate rounds.
Sounds
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Session history
Saved only in this browser: up to 90 days and 1,000 records. Timer time includes breaks and does not measure attention. Restored phases are marked. Older daily counters are not converted into sessions.
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How to use
- For a practice round, use the page’s three-minute setting for an opening statement, then Start when the speaker begins.
- Pause for an agreed interruption. Reset and choose the next duration between speakers; +1:00 adds a minute.
- Agree the real round limits before starting. For a sequence that advances automatically, use the stage timer.
Keyboard controls
Click the tool or an empty area, then press a key. Shortcuts pause while you type.
- Start / Pause Space
- Reset R
- Fullscreen F
Quick reference
| Offline | After one successful visit, this route can reopen from the service-worker cache. Keep the tab or installed app open for sound and live state. |
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| Browser limits | Fullscreen needs browser support and a user action. Sound still requires the page or installed app to remain available. |
Questions and answers
How do I change the duration?
Does a shared setup control another speaker’s timer?
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How this tool fits the task
Use one countdown for the current speaker or preparation period. This page opens at three minutes; it does not automatically alternate speakers or keep separate preparation banks.
Try this workflow
- For a practice round, use the page’s three-minute setting for an opening statement, then Start when the speaker begins.
- Pause for an agreed interruption. Reset and choose the next duration between speakers; +1:00 adds a minute.
- Agree the real round limits before starting. For a sequence that advances automatically, use the stage timer.