Timer Tabata for Workout, HIIT vs Tapset

Workout Timer / Training Timer / Round Timer Special timer for interval training The opportunity to display mode: - Tabata Protocol - Rounds - Stopwatch - Intervals - Workout of the day - Timer also works in backgroung mode (premium version) - Ability to display the number and duration of rounds Should you choose to upgrade to a Premium Membership, payment will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase. Your monthly subscription is $0.99 per month, while the yearly subscription is $4.99 per year. (Price may vary by location.) Your subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours prior to the end of the current period and cancellation of the current active subscription period is not allowed. Auto-renewal may be turned off in your Account Settings in iTunes after purchase. You can also manage your subscriptions in Account Settings after purchase. Terms of use: http://appbysnap.tilda.ws/terms The application supports Health app: At your request, the data on completed training will be automatically added to the Health app. Good luck in your workouts!

Tapset is a strength training log for people who already train on their own and want to record sets faster instead of filling in a table after every movement. THE CORE • Weight and reps are pre-filled with your last result — if you did the same, one tap is all it takes • The "last time" column sits right next to the input: you can see where to start today • The rest timer starts by itself the moment you log a set • The end-of-rest alert vibrates even when the screen is locked and the phone is in your bag • A "since your last set" counter shows how long you have been resting if you got distracted PROGRESSION BY LEVEL, NOT ONLY BY WEIGHT Every exercise exists at several difficulty levels: from an empty-bar press to a press with a pause, from wall push-ups to the archer push-up. At home you cannot add 2.5 kg — the one honest way to grow there is to make the movement itself harder. Memory is tied to the triple "exercise + level + set number". That is why moving up to a harder level does not look like going backwards: you did 20 reps at an easy level, moved up and did 12 — the app shows your last result for that exact level, not a discouraging "last time it was 20". WHAT ELSE IS THERE • Growth charts per exercise: before → after • Technique notes in three blocks — starting position, the movement, what to watch out for • A catalogue by equipment: no equipment, home, dumbbells, gym • Days unlock in order, but the lock does not lock you out: any day can be opened with a button • Export the log to a file and import it back — your history survives a new phone • Russian and English, picked from your system language WITHOUT THE INTERNET Every program, exercise and description is stored inside the app in advance. A basement with no signal and a gym with no Wi-Fi work exactly the same. PRIVACY There is no server at all. No account, no sign-in, no sync. The log lives only on this device. No analytics, no ads, no third-party trackers. HONEST ABOUT THE LIMITS This is an early version. Programs and the exercise list are limited — you cannot add your own program yet. There is no import of history from other apps. There is no Apple Watch app yet either.