Pacelab Interval Timer vs SetFlow

Push your limits with Pacelab Interval Timer — the simple, powerful timer designed for HIIT, Tabata, circuit training, and any interval-based workout. 100% FREE. NO PRO VERSION. NO REGISTRATION. Just a powerful timer that helps you train better. ▸ SIMPLE & INTUITIVE No complicated menus. Set your work time, rest time, sets, and rounds — then start. The clean interface lets you focus on your workout, not your phone. ▸ VOICE-GUIDED WORKOUTS Stay in the zone with voice announcements. Hear "Go!" when it's time to work, "Halfway!" during intense intervals, and countdown alerts so you're always ready for the next phase. ▸ AUDIO & HAPTIC CUES Choose between voice announcements or beep sounds. Feel the vibration on phase changes. Never miss a transition, even when you can't see the screen. ▸ FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE - Work & rest intervals (5 seconds to 10 minutes) - Multiple sets and rounds - Optional warmup period - Round break time between rounds - Adjust everything with simple +/- controls ▸ TRACK YOUR PROGRESS View your workout history and statistics. See total workouts completed, time trained, and workout breakdowns. Stay motivated by watching your progress grow. ▸ DESIGNED FOR ATHLETES - Large, visible timer display - Color-coded phases (blue for work, gray for rest) - Previous/Next controls to skip or repeat intervals - Screen stays awake during workouts - Works offline — no account required Perfect for: • HIIT & Tabata workouts • Circuit training • Boxing & martial arts rounds • CrossFit-style WODs • Strength training rest periods • Stretching & yoga intervals • Running intervals • Any timed activity Simple. Powerful. Free. Download Pacelab Interval Timer and start training smarter today.

SetFlow is the simplest way to time your sets and rests in the gym. Start a set, tap once when you rack the weight, and SetFlow logs the set and counts down your rest — then automatically starts the next one. No fiddling, no menus. Just lift. Built for people who want a clean, glanceable timer and an honest log of every session — with nothing to sign up for. WHY SETFLOW • One-tap flow — start set, tap Rest, repeat. Your next set starts automatically (or turn that off for manual control). • A timer you can read across the gym — a big clock-face set dial and a colour-coded rest ring. • Group by exercise — name what you're doing (Squat, Bench, Deadlift) and SetFlow counts your sets per exercise. Set a per-exercise target and it nudges you on to the next one when you hit it. • Knows your rhythm — set a default rest time and an optional target number of sets. • Heads-up cues — beeps, a 3-2-1 countdown and haptics. Cues play over your music instead of stopping it. • Stays accurate — lock your phone or switch apps and the timer never drifts; a notification fires the moment rest ends. • Honest history — every workout is saved with total time, work time, rest time, average set, and a breakdown of each exercise. • Coaching tips — after every workout, SetFlow turns your numbers into plain-language suggestions on targets, rest discipline and pacing. • See your progress — current and longest streaks, lifetime totals, an activity heatmap, a sets-per-day chart, work-vs-rest and sets-by-exercise breakdowns, workouts by weekday, and personal bests. • Export anytime — share your full history as CSV or JSON. PRIVATE BY DESIGN SetFlow works fully offline. No accounts, no third-party ads, no tracking, no analytics. Your data lives on your device and never leaves it unless you choose to export it. HOW IT WORKS 1. Tap Start workout. 2. (Optional) Tap the "+" ring to name your exercise. 3. Tap Start set — the dial counts up. 4. Tap Rest — your set is logged and the rest countdown begins. 5. Rest ends → the next set starts automatically. 6. Tap Finish for your report and tips, saved to history. Great for weight training, calisthenics, and any set-and-rest routine. No subscription. No catch. A timer that gets out of your way. SetFlow is a workout timer, not medical advice. Consult a doctor before starting any exercise programme and stop if you feel unwell — you train at your own risk.