Burpit Timer

UJU

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About this app

A timer built for one thing: burpees.

■ It asks after every set
When a set ends, the app asks "Set 2 — how many did you do?" with your target already filled in. Hit it and you just tap through; did 13 out of 15, and you fix it right there. That beats trying to remember set 2 after all three are over.

■ It keeps running with the screen off
Burpees put your hands on the floor, so you can't watch the screen the whole time. Turn it off or switch apps and the set countdown stays exact.

■ It learns your pace
You start at 10 minutes a set. As you log workouts, the app averages the time you actually take. Next time you start, pick between your average and the set length from your settings.

■ It shows you where you've been
Daily by set, monthly by day, yearly by month — always next to your daily goal. You can clear records by day, month or year.

■ Free mode
On days you don't want to split into sets, just pick a length and go. Write down how many you did when it's up.

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· No account, no sign-up
· Your workout records stay on your phone and are never sent anywhere
· Ads appear in two places only: the rest screen and the bottom of the Report tab. Never during a set, never on the finish screen
· English / 한국어

What’s new

Vibration alerts are here.

· One buzz when a set ends
· Three more, counting down 3, 2, 1 before the next set

Burpees put your hands on the floor, so you can't watch the screen. Now you don't have to.

Turn it off in Settings > Display.