TheraNotes vs PulsePro Interval Timer

TheraNotes helps you record, organize, and revisit insights from therapy sessions and personal reflections. Capture what matters, remember key takeaways, and turn them into meaningful next steps. With TheraNotes, you can: - Record sessions and personal reflections - Turn recordings into transcripts and concise summaries - Save insights and revisit them anytime - Create goals and action items to support progress - Organize sessions so past notes are easy to find Privacy first Your data is personal. TheraNotes is ad-free and designed to minimize unnecessary data sharing. Important TheraNotes is not a medical device and does not provide diagnosis or treatment. It is not a substitute for professional mental health care. If you are in crisis or need immediate help, contact local emergency services. Always get consent before recording other people. Subscription Notice TheraNotes includes a 3-day free trial with access to all features. After the trial, a separate auto-renewable subscription for TheraNotes Pro is required to continue using all features. Terms of Use: https://www.trytheranotes.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.trytheranotes.com/privacy Apple Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Leave your phone on the floor and still read the clock. PulsePro fills the screen with the number and paints the whole display a different color for work and rest. Tabata, HIIT, EMOM, AMRAP — build any of them to the second. A plain stopwatch never tells you whether you are meant to be moving or resting, or how many rounds are left. PulsePro changes the entire screen color per phase and puts the countdown in the largest type that fits. From across the room, mid-burpee, one glance is enough. [Readable from a distance] - The whole screen changes color per phase (warm up / work / rest / cool down) - Full-screen countdown, with the round shown as "3/8" at all times - "Next" and "Then" sit under the clock, so nothing catches you off guard - Turn the phone sideways for a stripped-back layout built for the gym - The countdown also runs on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island [Built to the second] - Arrange warm up, work, rest and cool down in any order - Set a repeat count per group (20s work + 10s rest, eight rounds) - EMOM (start every minute) and AMRAP (as many rounds as you can) included - Templates for Tabata, HIIT 40/20 and a bodyweight circuit - Hit "try" while editing to run what you just built [Cues you can hear, or see] - Spoken cues (English or Japanese) or four sound effects - Separate halfway and last-ten-seconds cues - Music ducks only while a cue plays, then comes straight back - Screen flash and rear light cues for headphones and noisy gyms - Wave your hand over the phone to pause, for sweaty hands and gloves [Everything you finish adds up] - Log effort (RPE 1-10) and a note the moment you stop - Weekly, monthly and yearly totals, a twelve-week heat map, and an effort trend - Browse by calendar or list, and search by preset name or note - Set a weekly target and watch the streak build - Export the whole log to CSV for any spreadsheet [One tap from the Home Screen] - Start a favorite session from a widget or Control Center - Start it with Shortcuts or your voice assistant - Save finished sessions to Apple Health as HIIT workouts (optional) [About Pro] One purchase. No subscription. The core timer, Lock Screen countdown, history, insights and Health saving all stay available without it. Pro removes the preset and block limits and unlocks EMOM/AMRAP, iCloud sync, the flash and light cues, and hands-free pause. When you cannot hear and cannot get close, the clock still has to be right. PulsePro keeps time so you can keep moving.