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Version 26.14.6 · 2026-07-09
Workout of the day + new bell sound
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The store currently lists version 26.14.6, updated 2026-07-09.






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Stop watching the clock. Boxing iTimer lets you focus entirely on training while it handles your rounds.
Trusted by fighters, coaches, and gyms worldwide — 4.9 stars across 6,600+ ratings.
FEATURES
- Start your first session in under 30 seconds
- Save and reuse your favorite presets
- Customizable round-ending notice so you're never caught off guard
- Screen stays on so you always see your status
- Runs fully in the background and on a locked device
- Keeps your music playing mid-session
- Progress Chart shows rounds, current time, and remaining time
- Color-coded display: Green = Round, Red = Break, Orange = Round Ending
- Continuous intervals supported — run rounds back-to-back with no breaks
PERFECT FOR
Boxing • MMA • Kickboxing • HIIT • Tabata • CrossFit • Yoga • Sparring…
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Workout of the day + new bell sound
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