Intervals Pro User Reviews
Customer Experience
~ Based on 1,045 written reviews from the US App Store.
What users say
Summarized from real user reviews of Intervals Pro. Based on 14K reviews and a 4.8/5 average, it highlights the 6 positives and 3 negatives reviewers mention most about this Health & Fitness app.
Positive things
- 👍Customizable timers and intervals
- 🚀Seamless Apple Watch integration
- 💪Helps with fitness goals and training
- 🔍Detailed workout tracking and analytics
- 🎨Intuitive and user-friendly interface
- 💻Responsive and helpful developer support
Negative things
- 🐛Occasional sync and connectivity issues
- 🔍Lack of clear guidance and documentation
- 💰Paid version required for full functionality
Is Intervals Pro Safe?
Intervals Pro: HIIT Timer appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Intervals Pro is 96/100.
This assessment is based on 13,511 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.8/5.
Safety Analysis
~ Based on 13,511 App Store ratings for Intervals Pro.
Is Intervals Pro Legit?
Intervals Pro: HIIT Timer appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Intervals Pro is 83/100.
Based on 83 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.
Top reviews
GPS distance does not work, when editing and saving workouts it does not do the edits it stays stuck on what was there before
There is so much flexibility and customization that you can build into your timers. Support is very responsive too.
I would be happy enough with this as a phone app, but it’s the watch integration that makes it one of my all-time favourite apps, period. Use it every day for exercises as well as any time I need a stop watch – much more flexible and nicer UI than the built-in versions.
I’ve been using this app for at least seven years and it’s indispensable for training and other timing purposes. The customer support is also very good.
This app is getting better and better
All the variations of timers are great (with the paid version). My main complaint is that all my run maps are just pending logs. They don’t seem like they will ever sync up with the actual workout.
Everyone should own this app… it is one of the best apps out there. I fee like the applications of it’s functionality our vast. Anyone who buys this app and takes the time to put it to use will decide it’s amazing. From working out to kitchen timers to idk…. Endless possibilities where this app can be helpful.
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Very nice easy to use and customizable workout tracker
Been using it for years. No subscription, purchase one time - money well invested! Works great with my Apple Watch, and great for kettlebell sessions.
Best intervals training app. Great integration options with Apple Watch as well as exporting to different apps and AI tools. Love it!
At first this was a great timer but as time goes on it is the worst! On several occasions it deleta the timer I programed within minutes of me finishing and saving. If it did not involve planning and was a cut and paste I wouldn’t care but it isn’t. Time to discontinue and find something better! I want a refund for time wasted.
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10/10 so customizable and the “send activity to Strava” is back to including the map showing your route!
This app stays in sync and is really efficient. It really takes care of your interval needs
Easy to use, all the metrics you need, great for setting up interval workouts, lots of customization
A consistent partner in training for this run
$4/month seems kind of crazy just to be able to change interval times? I have a hard time seeing what ongoing monthly costs require the developer charge a subscription. It’s a timing app… on my phone… this isn’t Netflix.
It gives what I need (;
I’ve been using it for my gym workouts and tennis practice to be as efficient as possible and it’s been wonderful!
I don’t seem to be able to start a workout from the point where I previously stopped or where I intend to start, say if I wanted to skip the rest period. It appears that I have to restart the workout from the beginning each time. Is there a way to resume a workout from where I left off?
Used many times a day... never a problem

