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Version 2.2.9 · 2026-10-01
Add watchOS 27 support
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The store currently lists version 2.2.9, updated 2026-10-01.








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Free, simple and easy to use all purpose Interval Timer
SIMPLE AND FREE INTERVAL TIMER
+ 1-Tap Quickstart
+ No signup required, download and get going immediately
GLANCEABLE
+ Very Big Fonts, visible from everywhere
+ Full screen color coding, works like a traffic light right in front of you
+ Portrait or landscape, always uses the full screen space
POWERFUL ADVANCED PRESETS
+ Multiple intervals, each individually customizable
+ Name your intervals and have Interval Timer read it out to you
+ Individual colors and sounds
+ Count time or repetitions
+ Unlimited amount of presets
ACCESSIBLE
+ Works with locked screen or while in another app
+ Reads out the interval name, so you know exactly what’s on
+ Vibration or silent mode, for the times when you need to tune it down
+ Works great with headphones and your own music
+ Supports dark and light mode…
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Add watchOS 27 support
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