Sound needs updates
Response from developer
Thanks for the review. Recent update version 1.0.5 fixed the music ducking, now the music ducks just for the cues and notifications and returns to set volume. Also music picker is in the works.

Effortlessly manage run-walk-run training with customizable intervals by time or distance. Get clear audio cues, haptic feedback, and live stats on your iPhone and Apple Watch. Track progress, train for races with plans, and sync workouts to Apple Health.
1.0.5
September 17, 2026
Brushing off the edges, under the hood improvements.
Thanks for the review. Recent update version 1.0.5 fixed the music ducking, now the music ducks just for the cues and notifications and returns to set volume. Also music picker is in the works.
Run Walk Run Timer is a free application designed to help users manage their run-walk-run training sessions. It provides customizable interval timers, audio cues, and haptic feedback to guide users through their workouts on iPhone and Apple Watch.
No, Run Walk Run Timer does not contain advertisements. It is a completely free application with no ads to interrupt your training sessions.
Run Walk Run Timer is available for iPhone, Apple Watch, and iPad. Your timers sync automatically across these devices.
Every workout session is saved as a running workout in Apple Health and the Fitness app. It records GPS route, distance, pace, and estimated calories burned.
Yes, you can save unlimited custom timers and build any run/walk cycle by time or distance. You can also mix time and distance within the same workout.
Run Walk Run Timer has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages.
The latest version, 1.0.5, was released on September 17, 2026. Updates typically include refinements, fixes, and new features based on user feedback and platform advancements.
Alternating running and walking can help you go farther with less fatigue and a lower risk of injury. This method is beneficial for those returning from a break, starting a couch-to-5K program, or aiming for a marathon personal best.