zoomtime puts a chess clock on every face in your Zoom call. Watch who talks, for how long, and what the meeting is really burning in human time. Then share the scoreboard, gently.
Free to start · Pro trial via the Zoom App Marketplace · Nothing is recorded
Host or co-host clicks Apps → zoomtime in the Zoom toolbar. No bots, no recording, no downloads for anyone else.
Zoom tells zoomtime who's speaking. Each person's clock runs while they talk, like a chess clock with several players.
Watch it privately in the sidebar, copy a report at the end, or put the live scoreboard on your own video tile so everyone sees it.
Running talk time for every participant, biggest talker on top, live indicator on whoever is speaking.
Elapsed time multiplied by people in the room, integrated as they join and leave. A 30 minute call with 8 people is 4 hours of humans.
Each person's percentage of all talking, and of the whole meeting. Yes, including the silence.
Pro: overlay the live board on your own video. Every participant sees it, on any device, without installing anything.
One click copies a plain-text summary for the meeting notes. Nothing is stored on our side.
zoomtime never hears audio. It only counts Zoom's own "active speaker" signal, and the numbers live in your Zoom client.
Zoom only sends the "who is speaking" event to hosts and co-hosts. Any host can promote you to co-host in two clicks.
No. It never touches audio. It reads Zoom's active-speaker signal, the same one that draws the yellow border around a tile.
As accurate as Zoom's own speaker detection: loud, sustained speech counts, quick "mm-hmm"s mostly don't. Think meeting hygiene, not a court transcript.
No. Only the person running the meter needs the app. With Pro, they see the scoreboard on your video tile.
Nowhere. Counting happens in your Zoom client. Close the app and it's gone, unless you copied the report.