Stage Clock Viewer vs Cuepact Clock

Stage Clock Viewer turns any Apple TV, iPhone, or iPad into a production display for StageClock, the production clock system for churches, theaters, and live events. Point it at your StageClock operator and it becomes one of your screens — backstage confidence monitor, green-room rundown, lobby clock — rendering live and in perfect sync. THREE VIEWS • Stage — the timer output: big digits, item name, time of day, warnings and negative time in red, cue messages. • Rundown — the live run of show with section headers, the current item highlighted, what's next, and the Started / On time / Ends strip. • Clock — a huge time-of-day display, 12/24-hour per screen. BUILT FOR SHOW NIGHT • Finds your operator automatically — even on networks that block Bonjour — or connect by address once and it remembers. • Clocks keep running through network hiccups and reconnect on their own. The screen never sleeps while the app is open. • Your operator assigns each screen its view from the console and can restyle everything live — colors, flashes, your own logo. Requires the StageClock desktop app (macOS or Windows) running on the same network as the operator. No account, no tracking — the app talks only to your operator. Try it without a server: open the app and choose "Watch a demo."

A free fullscreen clock for live productions. Made to do one thing well: show the time clearly. Cuepact Clock gives stage managers, show callers and production crews a clear view of local time on iPhone and iPad. Open the app and the clock is ready. Tap the clock to cycle through four views: • White on black, with seconds • White on black, without seconds • Black on white, with seconds • Black on white, without seconds Large, aligned digits make the 24-hour display easy to read. The clock fills the available screen space, adapts to portrait, landscape and resizable windows, and keeps the screen awake while the app is active. On iPhone Duo, a horizontal fold moves the clock to the upper screen and leaves the lower screen black. Fully open, the clock uses all available space. The layout adapts automatically, without extra settings. There are no settings or accounts, and the clock works offline. A short tip explains the tap gesture on first use. The clock follows the time and time zone set on your device. Touch and hold the clock to open a centered menu with Cuepact for Mac, help, privacy and terms. The startup card links to cuepact.com and closes automatically after five seconds. Support: info@cuepact.com