AnyTimer vs Old

AnyTimer is a flexible interval timer for workouts, focus sessions, breathing exercises, and repeatable daily routines. Build your own timer structure with custom intervals, sets, reps, rest, countdowns, and stopwatch support. Start fast with common formats like Tabata and EMOM, then adapt them to your exact routine. Use AnyTimer for: • HIIT and Tabata workouts • EMOM sessions • Pomodoro and deep work blocks • Breathing exercises • Stretching and mobility routines • Countdowns and stopwatch timing What makes it useful: • Create fully custom timers with named intervals • Choose repetition or duration-based timer flows • Adjust sets, reps, rest, and interval structure • Run sessions with a clean visual countdown • Use audio and voice cues to stay on rhythm • Save routines for quick reuse • Access countdown and stopwatch in the same app • Use the app in multiple languages Whether you are training, focusing, recovering, or building a repeatable routine, AnyTimer gives you one flexible system instead of forcing you into a single timer style.

A no-nonsense interval timer built for run/walk training. Set a work duration, rest duration, and number of repetitions. Add optional warm-up and cool-down phases. Start the timer and it runs the full workout automatically, announcing each phase change out loud so you don't have to look at your phone. FEATURES - Work, rest, warm-up, and cool-down phases, each independently configurable - Adjustable repetition count - Voice announcements or tone alerts at the start of each phase - Customizable phrases for work start, rest start, and warm-up start - Optional end-of-interval countdown (5s, 10s, or 15s before a phase ends) - Optional intermediate time announcements within a phase (e.g., every 1 or 2 minutes) - Vibration alerts - Pause, resume, restart, and skip controls during a workout - Total time remaining shown on screen - Reset to defaults No account required. No ads. No subscription. No data collected. Built by a former casual runner training for a marathon on his 50th birthday, because I couldn't find a simple interval timer that just worked.