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The store currently lists version 6.1.1, updated 2026-09-18.
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Meet the future of interval training.
GymNext Flex Timer is the only timer app that combines powerful workout programming with control of large, wall-mounted LED displays—giving you the best of both worlds.
Traditional gym timers rely on clunky remotes and are difficult to use. Mobile apps are flexible, but hard to see across the room. Flex Timer solves both. Build and control your workouts from your phone while displaying them on bright, easy-to-read LED screens anywhere in your gym.
Perfect for HIIT, CrossFit, circuits, bootcamps, boxing, MMA, strength training, and more.…
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Flex Timer 6.1 is one of our biggest updates yet! • Generative AI — build timers from text, voice, or a photo • New & custom themes — brand colors for light and dark mode • Your own voice — record countdown and warning prompts • Custom cues — audio or on-screen text at key moments • Round/interval names — know what’s next as cues, titles, or both • Workout details & QR sharing — capture and share workouts instantly
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