
TickCounter
Timer and Stopwatch
Big Timer
vClock
It's Almost
Online Countdown by Datelist
Tickr: Event Countdown
Open-source countdown timers that keep important dates in sight.

SessionLab
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MeetingPlanner.io
UX Agenda
Workshop Timer
Miro
Mural
Create workshop agendas using an intuitive timeline. Blocks, groups, breakout sessions – all via drag and drop. Save and share via a link, no account required

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Website, pricing, platforms and company facts side by side.
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| Website | tickward.com | sessionplan.de |
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| Company | Startup from Poland · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 | — |
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tickward is an open-source countdown timer app for people who want deadlines, launches, trips, and personal milestones to stay easy to see. Timers can be organized into projects and spaces, pinned when they matter most, and opened in focus mode when one deadline needs attention. It is...
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As answered by people managing tickward and Sessionplan.
Sessionplan's answer:
Sessionplan combines a visual, timeline-based planning experience with a strong commitment to simplicity and privacy. No account, no cloud, no cost — ever. Everything runs locally in your browser, making it fast, private, and accessible to anyone without any setup.
Sessionplan's answer:
Sessionplan is 100% free with no premium tiers or hidden costs. Unlike many competing tools, it requires no registration and stores no data in the cloud. It's lean, focused, and gets you from zero to a structured agenda in minutes.
Sessionplan's answer:
Trainers, coaches, facilitators, Scrum Masters, teachers, and event organizers — anyone who needs to plan a structured session and wants a simple, reliable tool without the overhead of complex software.
Sessionplan's answer:
Sessionplan was born out of a real frustration: existing tools were either too complex, too expensive, or both. As a professional facilitator, I needed something simple and reliable for my own work — so I built it myself. What started as a personal tool has since grown into a free resource for trainers, coaches, and facilitators around the world.
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