Your show's timecode, on every phone in the building.
Clockworks Viewer streams your decks' timecode, tracks, and cues to Timecode Live. Anyone with the room code can follow along — the lighting desk, video, stage management, or a client across the world.
How it works
Viewers never connect to your computer. Clockworks sends everything once to Timecode Live, and Timecode Live serves every viewer — so the DJ machine does the same work no matter how many people are watching.
Turn it on
Enable Timecode Live in Clockworks Viewer. Your show gets an 8-digit room code.
Share the code
Send it to whoever needs to follow along — down the hall or across the world.
Open and watch
They open the room in a browser, Clockworks Monitor on iPad or Apple TV, or the Clockworks Connector app. Nothing to install at the venue.
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What viewers see
Smooth master timecode
Every frame carries a server-clock timestamp, so screens keep counting accurately between updates instead of stepping.
Every deck
Track title, elapsed and remaining time, and each deck's own timecode.
On air
Which decks are actually up on the mixer, straight from the faders.
Cues and now playing
Cues as they fire, and the track that's playing.
Two layouts
One big timecode, or deck by deck. You switch it from Clockworks and every viewer follows.
Waveforms
Each loaded track's full waveform, so crews can see the drop coming. In Clockworks Monitor on iPad and Apple TV.
Built for live shows
Two connections
Clockworks sends to two Timecode Live servers at once, so losing one doesn't stop the feed.
Backup computer
Set a second Clockworks as the backup sender. If the primary goes quiet, the room switches over.
Late joiners catch up
Open the room mid-show and the current layout and on-air state arrive straight away.
One code. Every screen.
Turn on Timecode Live in Clockworks Viewer and share the room code.