Interval Timer: Tabata Workout

Name: Interval Timer: Tabata Workout
Rating: 4.9 (46 reviews)
Author: Dominik Seemayr

By: Dominik Seemayr App

HIIT Training, Circuit, Boxing

Overview

Version:

4.1.2

Last updated: 2024-06-22

Ranking

#199,599 ▼ 39,890

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Interval Timer: Tabata Workout is a minimal, feature-rich interval timer built for HIIT, Tabata, boxing and other timed workouts. Create complex workouts or quick sets, and visualize progress with large digits, bright colors, and customizable sounds to stay focused.

Key capabilities include a reusable set library, warmup and break customization, adjustable round counts, color themes, separate sound levels, dark mode, background-music compatibility, and workout history saving for review.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Sports Task Management

By:

Dominik Seemayr

Rating:

4.90

(46) 34 ratings

Version:

4.1.2 Last updated: 2024-06-22

Version code:

866884004

Creation date:

2020-07-10

Compatible devices:

Size:

18.90MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-17

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Ranking

# 199,599 ▼ 39,890

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Developed by:

Dominik Seemayr

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/at/app/interval-timer-tabata-workout/id1522536309?l=en-GB

Website:

https://timer.watch/

User Reviews

I’m using it for a 30-12-30-12-30 task and it’s perfect. Easy to use, works in background, politely ducks other audio for its alarms.

by Je*****, 2024-03-10

Easy to use and visually appealing. The only suggestion I’d make is to allow moving the exercises around within a set. So if I add an exercise it can be placed in a logical flow instead of at the bottom of the set. If that feature is already available I haven’t figured it out. I have a large number of exercises and don’t want to have to recreate the set in it’s entirety to add in one exercise in the proper (imho) sequence.