"Interval Timer - HIIT" is an easy-to-use Android app designed for interval training and high-intensity interval training (HIIT). With a user-friendly interface, it allows users to create customizable workouts with adjustable work and rest intervals. You can save your workouts and continue timing even when the app is minimized or the phone is locked. Ideal for home, gym, or track workouts, it's perfect for various exercises like burpees, pushups, and jumping jacks, helping you improve your health and fitness efficiently.
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Interval Timer can be used for any type of interval training (HIIT). Using this interval timer, you'll be able to quickly and easily create interval workouts of any kind.
Key Features Include: - Simple and easy to understand user interface - Customizable work and rest intervals - Ability to save workouts - Option to continue the timer when the app is minimized / phone is locked
You can use this timer at home, at the gym, or for interval work on the track as well. No matter if you're doing cardio, bodyweight, callisthenics, high intensity interval training (HIIT), or circuit training, this timer is definitely the right one for you!
Common HIIT workouts include burpees, pushups, squats, kettle-bell swings, pull-ups, jumping jacks, jumping rope, and various other movements as well. Using this interval timer you'll be able to create workouts with any number of movements you want, all to improve your health and fitness.
User reviews
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Pros
Simple and easy to use interface
Customizable timer settings for different workouts
Ability to save multiple workout timers
Option to watch ads to disable ads temporarily
Useful for various exercises, including stretching and yoga
Cons
Aggressive ads after updates
App cuts out music (e.g., Spotify) during countdown
Issues with app not minimizing and resetting workouts
Lack of extensive customization options compared to other interval timers
Default settings reset when customizing a saved workout
Most mentioned
Ads and ad management
Customization options
Interface usability
Ability to run in the background
Integration with music apps
User reviews
When I first downloaded this app 3 years ago it was amazing. But now if you want to run it in the background or your screen goes dark a 3-minute interval can take well over 10 minutes to complete. VERY disappointed.
Version 1.2.2 The interface is simple, clean and fairly intuitive, generally it does what an interval timer should do. However, it lacks the extensive customizable capabilities that many other interval timers have and it is a little disconcerting that the same name can be assigned to multiple workouts. Currently the Media channel is used for audio output, I would prefer to use the Notification channel. An option to allow the preferred audio channel to be selected would be a great improvement. Allowing a channel other than the Media channel to be used would allow the volume of the timer output to be set louder than any music playing on the media channel. The ability to watch an add to disable ads for 3 days is is a nice option that is unfortunately located in the settings page. While the ability yo pre-pay for the use of the app by watching ads is a nice feature, I would like the option to pay a subscription fee to disable the ads for a longer period of time.
To get rid of the ads, simply turn off the internet access! Or watch several mins of ads..then ad free for a while. I usually leave the ads playing whilst getting ready for a workout, then they are gone! Your choice! Otherwise a great simple app..
These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews.
Google Play Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate,
spammy, or outdated.
Cheryce Foxcroft, 2022-02-20
Jay Bingham, 2022-02-04
Andrew Freeman, 2021-07-25
