Concert Timer

Concert Timer

For orchestra librarians

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Concert Timer is a timing tool made for orchestra librarians and personnel managers. Build your program, time each piece as it's performed, and run a countdown intermission with a tuning note at the end. Add encores on the fly, and the moment the concert ends, share a clean PDF of the actual timings — scheduled start time and end time included — straight to your personnel manager. • Build a program in seconds: pieces, intermission, conductor, and soloists • Time each piece live, with a clear running clock • Start, pause and stop from your Apple Watch, with the current piece on your watch face • Countdown intermission with an adjustable length, a warning before it ends, and a tuning note at zero — choose your pitch, from Baroque (392, 415 Hz) to modern (440–443 Hz) • Record encores during the concert • Export a dated PDF of the full timing sheet • Everything stays on your device — no account, no tracking • Available in 11 languages Designed in the spirit of Swiss typography: clear, quiet, and quick to use in the dark backstage. Made by a librarian, for librarians.
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What's New in Concert Timer

1.5.1

September 24, 2026

More accurate: a Stop pressed on the iPhone now records the exact instant of the press. Before, about one piece in ten could lose a second. New safety nets: a Reset pressed by mistake can be undone with the back arrow, time since included. The Concert complete screen no longer closes on a stray tap. Add piece stays out of the way while a piece is being timed. Apple Watch: when the intermission reaches 0:00, the watch offers Start for the next piece — even with the iPhone locked in your pocket.

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