Timer for GoToMeeting
GoToMeeting's timer has no producer view. Give yourself one.
The speaker opens the stage link. The producer runs the countdown and private cues from a separate control link.
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RunCue
Choose who needs to see the timer, and keep your cues private.
RunCue works beside GoToMeeting. It does not install in GoToMeeting or access your account or attendee data.
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Choose the setup that matches who needs to see and control the timer.
| Timer | Speaker visibility | Producer control | Cue context | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GoToMeeting Timer tool | Only if the organizer turns on "Show timer to attendees" | Organizer runs it from Tools > Timer; no separate producer role | Defaults to a 10-minute countdown, no private cue notes for a speaker | A quick shared countdown for a break or agenda item from the meeting toolbar |
| RunCue browser room | Separate stage and audience links, private to the speaker | Separate control link, nothing to install | Private producer cue cards | Producer-led GoToMeeting sessions with a presenter who needs their own clock |
Sources: GoTo Meeting: Use the timer tool and GoTo Meeting: Manage attendees.
Use RunCue with GoToMeeting
Set up the speaker and producer views before rehearsal.
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GoToMeeting hosts, workshop facilitators, sales-demo presenters, and training leads.
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FAQ
Using RunCue with GoToMeeting
Does GoToMeeting have a built-in timer?
Yes. Organizers start it from Tools > Timer, set a duration, and choose whether to show it to attendees. It has no separate producer role or private cue notes.
Can a speaker see the GoToMeeting timer privately, without the whole meeting seeing it too?
Not through GoToMeeting's own tool. The "Show timer to attendees" setting is all-or-nothing across the meeting, not a private view for one presenter.
Why use RunCue beside GoToMeeting?
Use RunCue when the speaker needs their own private countdown and the producer needs separate controls and cues that never appear on the shared meeting screen.
Does RunCue connect to my GoToMeeting account?
No. RunCue runs in a separate browser window and does not access your GoToMeeting account or attendee data.
Is there a trial?
Yes. The 15-minute trial includes the live timer, separate role links, cues, Reset, and segment editing before the room locks.
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