AMRAP by DR

AMRAP by DR

Round counter for AMRAP

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Released
October 4, 2026
Updated
October 27, 2026

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Stop losing count. You are twelve minutes into a workout, lungs burning, and the only question that matters is the one you can no longer answer: was that round eleven, or twelve? AMRAP by DR counts for you. Set a time, pick up your kettlebell, and tap one big button after every completed round. That is the whole interaction. No menus to fight, no numbers to remember. AS MANY ROUNDS AS POSSIBLE Choose a duration, choose a weight, go. The timer runs, the ring empties, and the round count grows. While you work, the app projects where you will land if you hold this pace - so you know whether to push or to breathe. EVERY ROUND, MEASURED When the time is up you see more than a number: the split time of every single round, your fastest and your slowest, and how this session compares to your record at that exact weight. Progress is hard to feel and easy to see. RECORDS THAT KNOW THE DIFFERENCE Sixteen kilos and twenty-four kilos are not the same workout, so the app does not pretend they are. Records are kept per weight. Switch between kilograms and pounds whenever you like - your history stays intact, because everything is stored in one unit underneath. YOUR WORKOUT, YOUR ORDER The default is five exercises, five repetitions each: Row, Press, Squat, Swing, Push-up. Change the names, the repetitions, the duration. Drag exercises into the order you actually train them. Build as many workouts as you want. A WEEKLY GOAL THAT IS NOT A STREAK Set how often you want to train each week. The app shows how far you have come - and says nothing when you miss. No guilt, no flames, no notifications telling you that you failed. WORKS WITH APPLE HEALTH Switch it on and finished sessions appear in the Health app with an estimated energy burn. Write-only: the app never reads your health data. BUILT TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY Big numbers you can read at arm's length on the floor. Audio signals you hear over music, even with the ringer off. The screen stays awake. A phone call does not cost you the session - pick up where you left off. NOTHING LEAVES YOUR PHONE No account. No server. No analytics. No ads. The app has no network connection at all and works in airplane mode. Your training is yours. Free, complete, and without a single thing to unlock.
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What's New in AMRAP by DR

1.5

October 27, 2026

Version 1.5 counts the weeks you finished, and makes the session easier to read. Weeks in a row: Meet your weekly goal and the app remembers that week. Meet it again the following week, and a quiet line appears on the start screen: three weeks in a row. It counts your goal, whatever that is — two sessions a week count the same as six. A week that is still running never breaks the count, and raising your goal later does not erase the weeks you already finished. If the run ends, nothing happens. No warning, no reminder, no flame. The line simply starts again at one when you are back. When a session completes your week, the result screen says so once, with a short line that has nothing to do with numbers. Exercises, when you need them: During a session the exercise names sit quietly below the ring. Tap them and the full list comes to the front — numbered, in readable size, with the repetitions. It disappears again after a few seconds. The rest of the time the screen stays as calm as it was. A record is worth a moment: Break your record mid-session and a short burst of confetti marks it. Just over a second, no sound, then the screen is yours again. Setting up: The weekly goal during setup offered two, three or four sessions, while the settings allowed one to seven. Both now show the same range, with a line that puts your choice in context.

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