A band across the bottom names the segment and counts it down. When it reaches zero it hands off to the next card by itself, so the run of show happens on screen instead of in your head.
Start freeTry it in a browser — FreeUse a band layout — a strip across the frame that names the current segment and counts it down, leaving your guests visible. Set the card to switch at zero and it hands off to the next segment by itself.
Your whole setup, live — every tool fires from one deck. Manual, nothing auto-cycles.
A band keeps your guests on screen. At zero it hands off to the next segment by itself.
Only you know what segment you are in
A band names it on screen
Segments quietly run twice as long
The segment counts itself down
A full-frame card hides your guests
A band leaves the faces visible
Switching cards by hand mid-conversation
At zero it hands off by itself
One browser source for the whole show.
Name each one and give it a length. Use the band layout so it sits across the frame rather than over it.
Set each card to switch to the next when its clock reaches zero. Press the first one and the run of show plays itself.
This page is the setup. The step-by-step guide goes deeper.
Yes. Each card can hand off to the next when its clock reaches zero, so you press the first one and the rest follow.
Not with the band layout — it is a strip across the frame, so the camera area stays clear.
You can add time to the clock while it runs, or switch to the next card early. The chain does not force you off a good conversation.
The band layout and chaining are part of Creator ($15/mo). Free runs two screens with a countdown.
Works alongside everything you already use
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