Countdown beeps. Voice cues. Your music keeps playing. Set it up in 30 seconds, put the phone face-down, go.
Your phone lies face-down. Your music plays. The buzzer cuts through exactly when it should — and a voice calls the phase, the round, the halfway mark. Runs with the screen off, in your pocket, on DND.
Pick a preset or dial in your own intervals — every exercise can have its own time. Save it by name.
One tap starts the session. Lock the screen, pocket the phone, walk to the bar. Stray touches can't pause it.
Beeps ride over your playlist. A voice counts you in and out, calls the halfway mark and the round.
Independent volumes for music, voice and beeps. Ducking dips the beat only while the cue plays — and there's a switch to turn it off entirely.
Screen off, app switched, incoming call — the session survives. When you're back, it tells you exactly where you stopped and resumes from there. No silent resets to zero.
A clear voice counts you in and out of every interval, calls the halfway mark, and always tells you the round — so you never count in your head again.
Every change autosaves the moment you make it. Premium adds export and import of your routines as plain JSON — between phones, platforms, or a friend. No account required for any of it.
Tap a card — the live timer above loads it. That's the whole setup flow.
Launch price for the first ~4 weeks, then $6.99. The purchase is handled inside the app, via Google Play. The free tier never shrinks.
No. Beeps and voice ride over your playlist. Each has its own volume, and ducking — dipping the music during a cue — is a switch you can turn off.
Yes. That's the core engineering: audio runs in the background with the screen locked, and a lock mode keeps stray touches from pausing mid-set.
The session pauses and remembers its place. When the call ends, you'll see "paused at 2:14 of round three" with one resume button. Nothing resets silently.
No. A timer is the last thing on earth that should need a login. Everything is stored on your device — no cloud, no profile.
No. The timer is free forever, with unlimited sessions. Premium is a single payment in Google Play: custom plans without a limit, session history, export and import as files. You pay once and it's yours — no trials, no renewals.
Yes — named plans, autosaved as you edit them. Free keeps three; Premium removes the cap and adds history and file export.
Beeps and voice have independent volume, so you can push them above your music. There's also a distinct final bell — you'll know the session ended.
Yes. Intervals are per-exercise, not one-size-fits-all — a 3-minute round can sit next to a 30-second finisher in the same session.
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