BlueSky Help Center

1. Search for Meeting Timer, Agenda Timer & Clock Countdown in the Zoom Marketplace, or Click to Install
2. Continue to connect Zoom with Meeting Timer, Agenda Timer & Clock Countdown.

All new users of the BlueSky Apps Meeting Timer, Agenda Timer & Clock Countdown receive a free 10 day trial of our Pro plan! After 10 days, your account settings will be on our Free plan. You will not be automatically charged after your free trial. For more and longer meetings, check out our subscription plans.

Only people with whom you share the link to the BlueSky Control Center have access. Anyone with the Control Center link can manage the timer, even if they haven’t downloaded the BlueSky Timer app.

Yes. BlueSky Timer does not transmit or save meeting audio, video, or chat, even to our servers. See our privacy policy for more details.

There are two ways to have the BlueSky Timer join your meeting: by turning on the Auto Join feature or by using your Zoom meeting URL in the Add Timer to Meeting page.

If your settings use a Waiting Room, make sure to admit the BlueSky Timer into your meeting from the Waiting Room.

If you have Auto Join Meeting setting turned on, the BlueSky Timer will automatically join every meeting you host, just like magic. If you don't see the Auto Join option in your account, make sure you have signed in with Zoom. When it’s turned on, it will look like this:

1. Click here to add the BlueSky Timer to your meeting. You can also find this page by going to your Dashboard, clicking the user icon in the top right corner, and clicking “Add Timer to Meeting.”
2. Once you have started your Zoom meeting, click the green shield icon in the top left corner of your meeting. You will see your Meeting Information and your Invite Link. Click to copy this invite link.
3. Paste the link into the Add Timer to Meeting page to invite the Timer into your meeting. Ta da!

Yes! You can invite the Timer into multiple meetings. All your active meetings will be visible at the top of your Dashboard.

You will receive a private message in the Zoom chat from the BlueSky Timer with a link to the BlueSky Control Center. The Control Center will be in your web browser, not in the Zoom app.

You can also view and manage your active BlueSky Timers simply by visiting the BlueSky Homepage while signed in.

While Zoom requires a passcode for security, you can turn on a setting that automatically embeds the passcode into the meeting invite link, so your users don’t have to enter any code to join your meeting.

No, the Control Center must be used in a separate browser page. At the moment, Zoom limits what is possible within the Zoom app.

Yes! Grant the BlueSky Timer panelist access to allow it to share timer video in the webinar.

At this time, Zoom does not support the use of Timers in breakout rooms. The BlueSky Timer will work in the main Zoom session, but Zoom won't allow it in the breakout rooms.

At this time, Zoom does not support the use of Timers in ZoomGov. Tell your Zoom account manager you'd like to see BlueSky work with ZoomGov!

All new users of the BlueSky Apps Meeting Timer, Agenda Timer & Clock Countdown receive a free 10 day trial of our Pro plan! After 10 days, your account settings will be on our Free plan. You will not be automatically charged after your free trial. For more and longer meetings, check out our subscription plans.

Send us a message and we’ll get you a quote, typically within a day. We’ll need to know how many meetings per month you’ll use the BlueSky Timer and how many hours those meetings will be. If you have multiple users in your organization that will need access, let us know how many.

You can sign up for our paid subscriptions here. You can choose to be billed monthly or yearly. Psst...annual subscriptions will save you some $$ every month!

Yes, we offer plans with as many seats (Zoom users) as you need. Contact us for a quote.

Yes, check out our Turbo Plan for virtually unlimited meetings for a single month.

You need to disable "Require Registration" in your Zoom settings for this meeting, and make sure that passcode is enabled.
After updating your meeting settings, re-invite the Timer.

You need to disable the toggle "Require authentication to join" in your Zoom settings for this meeting (on the Zoom website). If you need a security feature, we recommend enabling passcodes.
You can also update this setting for all future meetings by logging into the Zoom website and going to Settings, then Security. After updating your meeting settings, re-invite the Timer.

You can manage your active BlueSky Timer simply by visiting the BlueSky Homepage while signed in.
If the BlueSky Timer joined your meeting through the Add Timer to Meeting page, your browser will automatically go to the Control Center, no chat link needed!

Yes. To Uninstall:
1. Navigate to the Zoom App Marketplace.
2. Click Manage > Installed Apps and select the BlueSky App you wish to remove.
3. Click Uninstall.

Yes, Zoom offers several ways to view participants, detailed here.
1. In Zoom Gallery view, click and drag the BlueSky Timer to the location on screen you want.
2. As the host, click View and enable "Follow Host's Video Order" for participants to see the same view.

By default, the Zoom window with your attendees is not visible while sharing your screen. But if you'd like the BlueSky Timer timer or clock to be visible during the screenshare, you can turn on the "Show Zoom windows during screen share" setting on the Zoom website.
Typically you'll also want to make sure the timer's Display Method is set to Video. The Share Screen display method is usually not ideal if you also want to share your screen. While Zoom does allow multiple screen shares simultaneously, single monitors won't show both shared screens at the same time.

While Zoom does allow multiple screen shares simultaneously, single monitors won't show both shared screens at the same time. If you need your share screen and the BlueSky Timer both visible at the same time, we recommend using the Video Display method.

Simply visit your account page and click View Attendances.

The Timer's clock takes the timezone from your computer. Ensure your computer's timezone is set correctly. Visit this page to make sure the time on your computer is accurate.

Try clicking "Stop" on the timer, and refreshing your webpage. Visit this page to make sure the time on your computer is accurate.

After you select the Share Screen display method, make sure you have allowed your meeting participants to share their screen. Click the small ^ arrow next to Share Screen and select "Advanced Sharing Options."From there, you'll see an option for "Who Can Share." Select "All Participants." After you select this, the BlueSky Timer should appear.

The initial screen share Timer may look huge, but don't worry! Click and drag the bar between the screen share and the participants' videos to make the Timer your desired size.

First, check that your meeting invite link is correct. It should look something like this: "https://us04web.zoom.us/j/74890570786?pwd=xxxxxx." If you have passcodes disabled, your link will be shorter. Also check that the 11 digit Meeting ID # matches your meeting and that you haven’t used a custom meeting ID.