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Version 9.1.1 · 2026-02-15
Quick fix. Additional fixes to the recently launched features.
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The store currently lists version 9.1.1, updated 2026-02-15.








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Customize Your Intervals, Your Way
A fully customizable interval timer:
Create your intervals. Specify reps, sets, colours and sounds. Tailor it to your purpose and needs. Minimal design and easy to use. Options for rep-based intervals and images.
Display options:
Choose to run your timer in a detailed view that auto-scrolls through intervals or a full-screen mode for a larger, easily visible display. Both modes support portrait and landscape orientations.
Visual details:
In detailed view, running intervals and sets are highlighted, providing a clear visual cue. For intervals with multiple reps, the highlighted area indicates the percentage completed. Set optional background colours on intervals for a visual cue. Light and dark mode versions are available and will adapt to your preferences set on your device.…
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Quick fix. Additional fixes to the recently launched features.
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