Interval Timer

dreamspark

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Interval Timer is simple and easy to use.
Full screen color coding makes the minimalistic interface glanceable from afar.
Suitable for all kinds of activities, including:
- Boxing round timer
- Calisthenics circuit timer
- Circuit training
- HIIT training
- Tabata

Features people love about Interval Timer:
- Save your presets to quickly switch between different activities.
- Use it in the background while using other apps or with your screen locked.
- Get additional audio, vibration or silent notifications.
- Works great with music and headphones.

Permissions:
- Internet and Network State: this app is ad-supported and requires internet to display ads

Ratings and reviews

This is great!!! I was looking for an easy simple app that gives timer with intervals and beeps in between for a variety of exercises. I can set a countdown, rests and intervals, for many different exercises. I can save them with the name of the exercise and all I need is to pick the one I'm doing. I just wished the app desnt ask a notification option each time. (I opted it out and the app wants to be turned on.)

This app is almost perfect! I use it for my firearm training drills and it's very useful. My only complaint is that you can only set timers for whole integers of seconds. I would like the ability to add decimals for 2.5, 2.25 second timers etc. Other than that my only request is a greater variety of options to choose from in the sounds library. Good app, could be improved

I really like this app. I've used it for more than 5 years at this point, across several phones. It's basic and easy to use--it just works. If you don't care about saving your various interval timers (I don't) you don't need an account. Another bonus, it functions on top of other audio on your phone, so you can listen to a podcast or watch a video and use this simultaneously. The beeps just play over the top of the other audio.

What’s new

Share feature maintenance fix
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