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This interval training coach guides you through workouts with haptic feedback, tones, and voice cues, eliminating the need to constantly check your screen. Customize your sessions or use the classic 4x4 interval structure for effective cardio training.
What's New in VO2Cue
1.2
October 21, 2026
We've brought you heart rate range monitoring! set your max heart rate and use your Apple Watch to make sure you get the most out of each workout.
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VO2Cue Monthly Membership
Full VO2Cue access, billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
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FAQ
What is VO2Cue?
VO2Cue is an eyes-free interval coach designed for Apple Watch and other cardio activities. It uses haptics, tones, and voice cues to guide you through workouts, so you don't need to constantly look at a screen.
Does VO2Cue have ads?
No, VO2Cue is ad-free. The app is designed with user privacy in mind and does not include advertisements or third-party tracking.
What devices does VO2Cue support?
VO2Cue is supported on Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad. You can run complete workouts directly from your Apple Watch wrist.
How much does VO2Cue cost?
VO2Cue is a paid application priced at $1.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all its features.
Can VO2Cue track my heart rate?
Yes, when Health access is permitted, VO2Cue can display your live heart rate during an Apple Watch workout. This data is managed through Apple Health permissions.
Is VO2Cue accessible for users with visual impairments?
Yes, VO2Cue is designed with accessibility in mind. It includes VoiceOver-friendly controls, Dynamic Type support, high-contrast layouts, and audio, haptic, and visual alternatives for important workout events.
How often is VO2Cue updated?
The latest version of VO2Cue is 1.1, which was last updated on October 13, 2026. Updates typically include improvements and new features based on user feedback and platform advancements.
Can I save my workouts to Apple Health with VO2Cue?
Yes, you have the option to save completed workouts to Apple Health. If Health access is unavailable or declined, the timer and local history will still function normally.





