
SportTimer: Voice HIIT Timer
Hands-free interval countdown
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$0.99
About
Your timer speaks. Your eyes stay on the workout.
SportTimer is an interval timer built around voice. "Ten seconds left." "Three, two, one." "Rest. Next: Work." Everything you need to know is spoken, so you can keep your phone in your pocket and focus on moving.
No clutter. Just the essentials, crafted with care.
■ Voice-led workouts
- 10-second warning and a 3-2-1 countdown
- Optional announcements every ten seconds ("Thirty", "Twenty")
- Next-phase cues before each switch
- "Great work." when you finish
- Narration on/off; counts and the finish cue are always spoken
- Adjustable speech rate and volume, or switch to beeps at the gym
■ A stopwatch that talks
- Lap times read aloud. Choose lap, split (total), or both: "Lap 3, 1 minute 12 seconds. Total 3 minutes 36 seconds."
- Optional comparison with your last lap: "2 seconds faster"
- Elapsed time every 30 seconds or every minute
■ Easy to see from across the room
- Large number display fills the screen (double-tap to toggle)
- Landscape support for phones propped on the floor or a bench
■ Reliable in your pocket
- Keeps running with the screen locked or in other apps
- Plays nicely with music: it dips only during a cue
- Speaks even in silent mode
- Screen stays on during workouts
■ Ready in seconds
- Built-in Tabata (20s/10s x 8) and HIIT templates
- Save your own presets
- Rep counter that counts up or down, out loud
■ Workout log
- Completed workouts are saved automatically
- See your training days on a calendar, with your current streak
- Records stay on your device only
■ Peace of mind
- No ads
- No data collection
- One-time purchase. No subscriptions, no in-app purchases.
If you want a simple timer that does its job well, this is it.
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What's New in SportTimer
1.2
October 20, 2026
SportTimer now speaks English, inside and out. - Full English interface - New: a stopwatch that talks. Hear your lap time, split, or both, plus an optional comparison with your last lap - Elapsed-time announcements every 30 seconds or every minute - Small improvements and fixes
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