Pulse Interval Timer vs EintrachtHeute

Pulse is the simplest, most vibrant interval timer for Apple Watch and iPhone. Set your exercise duration, rest period, and number of repetitions — then hit Start and let your wrist (or your phone) guide your workout. Key Features: - Configure exercise intervals (5 to 300 seconds) - Set rest periods between intervals (0 to 120 seconds) - Choose the number of repetitions (1 to 50) - Haptic feedback at the start and end of each interval - 3 customizable vibration patterns for start and end signals - Optional sound alerts for exercise segments (start & end) - Circular progress ring that drains as time counts down - Save your preferred default values in Settings - Works on Apple Watch (standalone — no iPhone required) and iPhone/iPad Perfect for: - HIIT & Tabata training - Boxing rounds - Stretching routines - Meditation intervals - Cooking timers - Any timed activity with repetitions No subscriptions. No ads. Just tap, set, and go.

Frankfurt. Eintracht. Every day is a new chapter. There are clubs, and then there’s Eintracht. Since 1960, the club has played at some point on every single day of the year. Won, lost, held its breath, celebrated. EintrachtHeute brings this history to life: Open the app on any given day and find out what SGE has experienced on that exact calendar day over the past 65 years. Men and women. No club thrives on its stories quite like Eintracht. This app collects them, organizes them, and brings them to you exactly when they make the most sense: today. What to expect: Daily Calendar Over 3,400 games from the Bundesliga, the Cup, and European competitions—searchable by date, with final scores, goal scorers, and competition details. Swipe to the next day and find out what happened on June 26 in any given year. EF News The latest news about Eintracht, compiled from reliable sources like hessenschau.de and kicker.de—concise and to the point. The Eintracht Quiz Two modes for two moods: In the Results Quiz, you predict actual match outcomes from the club’s history. In the Trivia Quiz, a random question awaits about records, legends, and curiosities. For true Eintracht fans and everyone who wants to become one. Season Overview Every season at a glance: wins, draws, and losses, broken down by competition—from the Bundesliga to the DFB Cup to the Champions League. Fun Facts & All-Time Lists 1959 German Champion. Five-time DFB Cup winner. 1980 UEFA Cup winner. 2022 Europa League champion. Plus, the all-time scoring list featuring legends like Bernd Hölzenbein, Bernd Nickel, and Jürgen Grabowski, and records such as the biggest home win in club history. X Years Ago Today—A Reminder Have the most memorable Eintracht match from this day in history sent to you automatically every morning. Customizable for men’s, women’s, or all matches; optionally, just wins; optionally, just milestone anniversaries. Home Screen Widget Fun facts, the next anniversary, and headlines: right on your home screen, without opening the app. Who is EintrachtHeute for? For those who’ve had every game in their heads since they were kids. For those who’ve only been along for the ride since that 2022 Europa League night. For everyone who wants to know more about their club than a Wikipedia article could ever tell. EintrachtToday is not an official offering from Eintracht Frankfurt, but rather a hobby project for everyone who loves this club, featuring data spanning over six decades of club history.