SyncTimer - Ensemble Stopwatch
Sebastian Suarez-Solis
About this app
- Category Music
- Age 10
- Updated Sep 30, 2025
- OS IOS
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SyncTimer - Ensemble Stopwatch is a synchronized rehearsal timer built for bands, choirs, orchestras, studios, and stage crews. It keeps every device perfectly in step, so starts, stops, and cues happen at the same moment for the whole ensemble. Ideal for music rehearsals, live shows, and timed practice sessions.
Core features
- Multi device sync for precise start, stop, and lap events across phones and tablets
- Stopwatch and countdown modes with lap markers, section labels, and notes
- Setlists for organizing pieces, scenes, or takes, plus quick reuse in future sessions
- Clear, musician friendly display with big time readout and optional vibration or sound cues
- Session logs and CSV export for sharing timings with your ensemble or production team
Why it stands out
- Reliable, low latency synchronization designed for group timing
- Simple, clutter free interface that works in the practice room and on stage
- Flexible for music, theater, podcasting, and any timing critical workflow
Great for keywords like music rehearsal timer, ensemble stopwatch, band practice timer, synchronized timer, and production timing tool.
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How to use:
1. Download and open the app, then allow local network access so devices can discover each other for sync.
2. Create or join a session. One device taps Host Session to generate a code, others tap Join Session and enter the code to link up.
3. Choose your mode. Select Stopwatch for open ended timing or Countdown for a fixed duration, then add lap names or section labels if needed.
4. Start and sync. The host taps Start and all connected devices begin simultaneously. Use Lap to mark cues, transitions, or takes in real time.
5. Review and share. Stop to save the session, then export lap times and notes or reuse the setlist for your next rehearsal. Explore options like vibration cues, dark mode, and host only control for larger ensembles.