Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
Mitu Keeps the Event Clock Honest
A running order, timer, and screen system for live events that shifts the rest of the schedule when a block runs long.
Field notes
Mitu models a live event as one shared clock: a running order contains timed blocks and owners, while producer, hall, speaker, and crew views expose different slices of the same schedule. Its example shows a two-minute keynote overrun propagating through every later block, including the 15-minute demo and 20-minute coffee break. The producer can pause, adjust time, or send a short line to the speaker; after zero, the timer counts overtime without advancing the plan.
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