Cue Clock
Broadcast-grade

Simple Timer
for Live Broadcasts

A minimal, distraction-free clock app built specifically for broadcast professionals who need to monitor multiple timezones and track countdown timers simultaneously.

Cue Clock
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London
14:24:08
BST
New York
09:24:08
EDT
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Segment 01 - Show open
04:52
Target
14:30
City
London
Buffer
−00:30
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volunteer_activismCompletely free · no ads
codeFully open-source · AGPL-3.0
shieldNo tracking without consent
Engineered for the gallery

Reduce cognitive load.

Every feature is designed to keep the operator's attention on the show - not on the clock app.

Dual live clocks

Two side-by-side clocks across 23 broadcast timezones for international productions.

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Unlimited countdowns

As many cue timers as the show needs, each tied to either zone with independent alert offsets.

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Buffer offsets

Subtract a pre-show buffer from the countdown so you're ready before the actual cue lands.

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On-Air mode

Strip the UI to a giant countdown readable from across the gallery.

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Persistent state

Cues, zones, and preferences survive restarts - no re-entering setup before every show.

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Full-screen alarms

Android alarms wake the device, take over the lock screen, and must be explicitly dismissed.

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The story

Why free?

Cue Clock started because I needed a reliable, straightforward timing tool during live broadcast production. Everything else I tried felt overly complicated and cost a fortune.

Great tools should be accessible to everyone - independent producers, high-scale teams alike. Cost-free and ad-free, kept open source.

Professional broadcast control room
Completely free

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Completely open-source

Every line is public. No black boxes, no hidden telemetry beyond what you explicitly consent to. Fork it, audit it, self-host it. Broadcast infrastructure should be something the community owns - not rents.

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