Haptic Stage Timer

Haptic Stage Timer is a silent Wear OS stage timer for speakers, presenters, performers, teachers, creators, and anyone who needs to stay on pace without constantly checking a phone or wall clock. Build timing presets for your talks, rehearsals, performances, workshops, panels, lectures, sermons, stand-up sets, or live sessions. Add milestone haptic cues, start the timer from your watch, and feel quiet wrist-based signals as you move through your time. Instead of relying on loud alarms or distracting screen checks, Haptic Stage Director helps you pace your session with subtle haptic feedback designed for live environments. Built for stage pacing Create reusable timer presets for different session lengths Add milestone cues for key moments in your talk or performance Use final countdown haptics near the end of a session Track overtime when your planned time runs out Review session summaries and history after timing Made for Wear OS Runs directly on your watch Works offline without a companion phone app Tile quick launch for fast access from your watch Watch face complication quick launch Foreground active timer for reliable on-watch timing Glanceable timer states designed for small screens Useful during live sessions Confidence Mode gives you a darker, lower-distraction timer view Stage Lock helps reduce accidental touches while presenting Haptic cues help you stay aware of timing without interrupting your flow Presets make it easy to reuse timing plans for recurring talks or sets Private by design Haptic Stage Director stores presets, settings, and session history locally on your watch. There is no account system, no remote server, and no companion phone app required. Local app backup is disabled, so timer data stays tied to the watch where it was created. The base app includes core stage timer functionality. An optional one-time Pro upgrade unlocks unlimited presets, unlimited milestones, and the full haptic pattern library. Use Haptic Stage Director for public speaking, presentations, stage performance, teaching, rehearsals, panels, creator recording sessions, workshops, or any timed moment where silent pacing matters.